Sentence examples for crop of studies from inspiring English sources

Robert Gellman, a privacy consultant in Washington, calls the new crop of studies "put-up jobs" with inflated estimates.

It is one reason contradictory nutrition headlines seem to be the norm: One week coffee, cheese and red wine are found to be protective against heart disease and cancer, and the next week a new crop of studies pronounce that they cause it.

It is noteworthy that the lists of confidently assigned genes across the recent crop of studies show little overlap, which at first glance seems unlikely to be due to differences in tagging SNP coverage, phenotypic heterogeneity or ancestry (these studies are heavily weighted towards European ancestry).

According to a big crop of recent studies, you're sexist and you hate the poor.

A crop of large studies is attempting to address this problem, Fejerman says.

Scrutiny of the most recent crop of GWA studies shows only a modest increment in new loci over the 2008 GWA for lipids and type 2 diabetes, indicating that the 'low-hanging fruit' has been harvested [ 29, 30].

Foliar P concentrations were much lower than those of the crops of earlier studies, but the proportion of P in phytic acid was similar, with little variation during the observation period.

Soil samples were also drawn after harvesting of the crop for studying the post-harvest soil characteristics.

Blueberry is an important small fruit crop, and these types of studies on cold acclimation in flower buds will go a long way toward achieving our ultimate goal of producing more cold hardy cultivars.

This crop of students has studied extremely hard.

Water samples were taken from the metropolitan area of the city of Granada inside of the zone of the aquifer, from the downstream of two waste water treatment plants (WWTPs) and from the two main irrigation channels where surface and wastewater are mixed before distribution for irrigation purposes in the crops of the study area.