For example, a recent study examined whether height was associated with risk of Alzheimer's disease [ 6].
For example, a recent study found that retailers were charging 3.9 times more for items marked as "wedding dresses," compared with dresses than were comparable in style, but not marketed as bridal attire.
In Australia, for example, a recent study demonstrated that TUS is used daily by 84.0% of the professionals and on 25.0% of their patients [13].
Take, for example, a recent study reported that arsenic levels were not associated with risk of bladder cancer [ 8].
For example, a recent study suggests that antibiotic duration might be truncated based on procalcitonin levels [ 22].
For example, a recent study shows that for many German online shoppers, Amazon is the first port of call on the web.
For example, a recent study showed that TNF-α levels increased after RA patients were exposed to painful experimental stimuli.
This is particularly useful in large scale studies, for example, a recent study sequenced the exomes of more than 9000 people (Schick et al. 2015).
For example, a recent study of 3,634 Web journals, known as blogs, found that two-thirds had not been updated for at least two months, and that a quarter had not been updated since their creation.
For example, a recent study [36] showed a large change in the answers by simply changing voting for being a voter in a voter turnout survey.
