Sentence examples for editor of the study from inspiring English sources

A National Institute of Health study this year found that cigar smoke is just as toxic as cigarette smoke, said Dr. John Slade, the editor of the study.

Stephen I. Schwartz, editor of the study, said, "Nuclear weapons were considered to give more 'bang for the buck.' " For that reason, Mr. Schwartz said, policy planners have paid little attention to costs.

STORY NO. 5 A few weeks ago, Deng Yuwen, a senior editor of The Study Times, which is controlled by the Communist Party, published an analysis on the Web site of the business magazine Caijing.

I asked my colleague at Occidental College, professor Caroline Heldman -- editor of the study "Rethinking Madame President" -- whether it is more of a risk for the Democrats to nominate a woman or a black candidate.

"We know that the warming in this area has been very fast during the last five decades, seen in a global perspective," said Inger Hanssen-Bauer of the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, who was one of the editors of the study.

According to Stephanie Doneldsof-Pressman, one of the contributing editors of the study (who is also a clinical director of the New England Center for Pediatric Psychology), homework that exceeds the recommended amount can be "detrimental to [students'] attitude about school, their grades, their self-confidence, their social skills, and their quality of life".

"There are an astounding number of variations in charitable giving across the country," says Melissa Brown, assistant director of research at Indiana University's Center on Philanthropy and managing editor of the Giving USA study.

In 1978, when Nicholas became general editor of the series Studies in the Early History of Britain (later, Studies in Early Medieval Britain), he gave a memorable paper to the Royal Historical Society on King Alfred mobilising his people against Viking attacks.

"We're furiously editing," said Sharon Barton, executive editor of the social studies division of Scott, Foresman & Company in Evanston, Ill.

Horton, while serving as the editor of The Lancet, studied letters to the editor published in response to three randomized trials about hypertension that were reported in The Lancet (Horton 2002).

This edited book is complemented by an English-language translatiof of a single author monograph on Aoluguya by one of the co-editors of this study, Xie (2015), called Ecological Migrants.