Sentence examples for cited study of from inspiring English sources

The cited study of Polish population showed 45.2 % frequency, which is almost identical to our findings.

The cited study of 17 subjects compared brain neuroimagings of lovers and of mothers with their newborns.

Alton Gilbert, a former official at the Federal Reserve Bank of St . Louiswho wrote a widely cited study of the Fed's discount window lending in the 1980s, said that few banks failed with Fed loans on their books during the recent crisis.

"I don't see a lot of distinguished work," said Frank Prochaska, a professor of history at Oxford University and the author of "Royal Bounty," a widely cited study of the British monarchy's transformation over the past two centuries into a philanthropic powerhouse above the political fray.

Figure 6 is based on a widely cited study of the most important medical diagnostic and therapeutic innovations developed between 1975 and 2000.

In the most cited study of the peacock's train, evolutionary biologist Marion Petrie of Newcastle University in the U. K. snipped off the eyespot portion of some males' tail feathers; the females snubbed these males.

Yet, when they examine data from one of the most widely cited studies of mammography, they come to different conclusions.

In announcing the rule change, F.I.S. cited studies of ski specifications and injuries, including one by the University of Salzburg in Austria.

One of the most influential and frequently cited studies of the impact the pill has had on women's lives comes from Claudia Goldin and Lawrence F. Katz.

He also cited studies of patients with rheumatoid arthritis, a painful and debilitating auto-immune condition that inflames and erodes the joints, who became less depressed after being treated with inflammatory blockers.

In 1979 Adler wrote Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in America Today, which became one of the most cited studies of contemporary paganism and established her position as a leading voice in the American pagan community.