For example, studies in people and rats have linked zinc deficiency to depression.
For example, studies in Italy, China, the United States and elsewhere have consistently found links between co-sleeping and frequent night wakings.
For example, studies in North Carolina and New York City found that math teachers had approximately a 35percentt greater impact on test scores in their field than did English teachers.
For example, studies in Salt Lake City by Lisa Diamond, an associate professor of psychology and gender studies at the University of Utah, found that young gays had as many friends and were just as popular and socially connected as other teenagers.
For example, studies in healthy volunteers demonstrated that when compared to solutions with lower chloride content, NS has slower excretion [55],[55].
For example, studies in Mexico found that migrants who return are less healthy, which may affect children's health prospects as well (Donato & Duncan, 2011).
See, for example, Studies in the Hegelian Dialectic, section 47, and remarks made in his "The Further Determination of the Absolute".
For example, studies in [36,39,40] show that with effective interference management and resource allocation methods, a mobile communication system can benefit in various ways by using D2D-enabled communication underlying the coverage of a BS.
For example, studies in mice bearing human skin grafts found a reduction in the size of lesions from psoriasis after treatment with a proteasome inhibitor.
More recent research suggested that linguistics-based methods can detect financial manipulation, for example studies in 2012 found that whether a subsequent irregularity or deceptive restatement occurred is related to the linguistics used by top management in earnings conference calls.
For example, studies in Drosophila have shown that tethering histone acetylases to chromatin increases origin activity [43].
