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BRYAN BOLLINGER, who also worked on that study, drew my attention to something else in it.

That study drew strong criticism and was labeled inaccurate by many social scientists, according to LifeScience.

The authors of that study draw parallels between gene clusters for domestication and those for Batesian mimicry in butterflies.

An additional limitation is that the study drew on only two case sites.

That 1992 study drew complaints of I.R.S. heavy-handedness from the agency's critics, and Congress stopped appropriating money for comprehensive efforts to measure tax cheating.

To the degree that this study draws attention to Governor Bush's record in Texas, we believe it should work to his advantage.

The second flaw is that the study draws no connection between the evaluation system and improved student learning.

The study drew controversy in the late 1960s after accusations that the team had used retarded children as human guinea pigs.

The study drew on data from the Nurses Health Studyy, a long-running project that collects detailed medical information from thousands of women.

In fact, the conclusion that most studies draw is that even though the data are limited, the potential benefits of flossing outweigh the risks.

The study drew from a database maintained by the Transportation Department.