Sentence examples for current scientific studies from inspiring English sources

In 1967, a review by the Public Health Service of current scientific studies on the subject since the Surgeon General's report pointed further toward the causal nature of the relationship between smoking, certain diseases, and premature death.

Rubin set out to spend a year, as she puts it, "test-driving the wisdom of the ages, the current scientific studies and the lessons from popular culture about how to be happy — from Aristotle to Martin Seligman to Thoreau to Oprah," because she found herself more affected by life's annoyances than she wished to be — and less grateful, and less pleasant.

Although there are no current scientific studies correlating the direct consumption of fish or shellfish contaminated with microplastics containing or polluted with EDCs and the consequent endocrine disruption effects on human health, this is perhaps not surprising given the complexity of the issue [72, 73].

It's the focus of current scientific studies seeking to prove its effectiveness as used in folk remedies.

The Happiness Project is the memoir of a year spent test-driving the wisdom of the ages, current scientific studies, and lessons from popular culture about how to be happier.

Now, according to current scientific research, some study methods popular with students aren't actually very effective.

A group of core confounders, chosen a priori based on the current scientific literature or study design, was included in all adjusted cancer analyses: vital status at interview, gender, race, age at diagnosis or index year, and usual number of cigarettes smoked.

Marketing claims must "reflect current scientific knowledge" and "only studies conducted according to good clinical practice" may be cited.

To the Editor: Natural history museum collections have evolved in recent years to meet the challenges of current and future interdisciplinary scientific studies.

Current scientific knowledge obtained through studies on the endocrine system and its disruption by exogenous chemicals should be applied systematically when regulatory standards on EDCs are to be established.

New, improved coprologic antigen tests [ 65], serological and ELISA tests [ 52, 66], radiological and imaging diagnostics [ 30, 67, 68], and highly specific molecular techniques [ 26, 69] have been developed and are the current hallmark of sound and scientific studies in the field [ 1, 70].