Sentence examples for by a separate study from inspiring English sources

The worsening age divide in Britain's economy is further underlined by a separate study from the London School of Economics which shows that low wages are only part of the picture, and younger workers lag far behind in wealth, too.

That view is suggested by a separate study of Asian perceptions of Europe by the foundation, which is part of the Asia-Europe Meeting, an inter-regional forum that includes the European Commission, the secretariat of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and 46 European and Asian nations.

That will likely exacerbate the discovery situation, which is made clear by a separate study by mobile marketing firm Surikate that says 81percentt of U.K. App Store visitors stop browsing after checking out the top 50 apps.

That's down as much as 85percentt from the approximately 100,000 estimated in 2000, by a separate study based on lemur surveys and satellite images of the remaining rainforests.

Every few years, a study comes around that trumpets the supposed detrimental effect they have -- followed by a separate study that refutes those findings.

Recent studies using knockout mice for the hunger promoting hormone ghrelin and its receptor have suggested that ghrelin receptor neurons are required for the full expression of FAA [15], [16] but these results are not supported by a separate study [17].

Nevertheless, this topic has been extensively investigated by us in a separate study and will be reported shortly.

Sequences showing the same characteristic nucleotide differences when compared with ERVK-5 were also found in melanoma-unrelated samples investigated by us in a separate study.

The study's positive message is reinforced by the finding of a separate study led by the same Oxford team – the biggest to date in England on diversity and trust.

pay increased by an average of 14 percent, a separate study by the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Between March 2014 and August 2016, there were at least 112 cases of individuals who perpetrated ISIS-related offenses indicted by the U.S. Justice Department, according to a separate study by the Chicago Project on Security and Threats (CPOST).