Sentence examples for earliest studies from inspiring English sources

In one of the earliest studies, the researchers recruited 53 middle-aged couples.

His earliest studies for moving buildings begin in the model shop of his office in Zurich.

The earliest studies were done in Europe a decade ago and found similar widespread, low-level contamination.

This is one of the earliest studies showing the importance of matching of specific HLA types for allograft survival.

Josselyn helped lead this wave of research with some of the earliest studies to capture engram neurons in mice3.

Some of the earliest studies of heritage and culture by geographers were conducted in environments of this type.

Newer data come from researchers at the John Wayne Cancer Institute in Santa Monica, Calif., home to some of the earliest studies on sentinel node biopsy.

Professor Cliff Lampe, a computer scientist at the University of Michigan, published some of the earliest studies about content moderation online.

The earliest studies, in the 70's on patients who had a heart attack or stroke, found an extremely high correlation with homocysteine levels.

"In the earliest studies of insect flight, it was hoped that unsteady effects might be relatively unimportant," Wang noted.

In the earliest studies, the optic nerve fibres of the frog were examined i.e., the axons of ganglion cells.