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Consumers seem to agree, said Nancy Beck, a former science and policy adviser for the physicians' group, who conducted a report on the topic while working there.

Wang et al. conducted a report on covalent attachment of ZnO nanostructures to MWCNTs through C-N bonds.

Selig asked George J. Mitchell to conduct a report on the use of banned substances in the game.

Speaking on the Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, she also said she did not discuss with the Labour leader the possibility of going to the Lords before agreeing earlier this year to conduct a report for him on antisemitism in the party.

9 51–58 61–64 Second, shortly after the literature search was conducted, a report was released on avoidable hospitalisations.

Soriguer et al. [ 51] conducted a study on cooking oils, reporting that repeatedly oxidized frying oil is an independent risk factor for hypertension.

In 2002, Tang conducted a study on mice and reported that quinolones as single antibiotics were as effective as cefotaxime-minocycline (third generation cephalosporin and tetracycline) in combination [ 7].

Yao et al conducted a study on hgu133plus2 chips and reported 1408 up-regulated and 1465 down-regulated probesets (974 and 853 genes respectively) [14].

In 2003, the WHO's Global Burden of Disease study and the Bone and Joint Monitoring Project conducted a large report on the burden of MSK disorders through the existing data on the four major MSK conditions (OA, RA, OP, and low back pain (LBP)) [ 4, 5].

According to the complaint, Hirschfeld had additional knowledge about the practice of scoring sexual encounters at the school since he oversaw the work of a student who conducted an independent report on school norms called, "The Real Student Handbook: The Little Red Book".

That's why we are joining other scientists, public health officials, and citizens in asking the Surgeon General to conduct a comprehensive report on the health effects of added sugar, and issue a Call to Action to encourage health policies that curb added sugar consumption.