Sentence examples for highly regarded study from inspiring English sources

DETROIT — For all of the turmoil that the Detroit automakers have been going through, customer satisfaction with the vehicles they build surged in this year's edition of a highly regarded study by the University of Michigan.

However, a new, highly regarded study published after "Capital" was printed (written by frequent co-authors of Mr Piketty's but using different methodology) also finds a steep rise.

Black was heavily influenced by Ludwig Wittgenstein, and his interest in that philosopher's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus bore fruit in the comprehensive and highly regarded study A Companion to Wittgenstein's Tractatus (1964).

Stress hyperglycemia in the ICU environment is a highly regarded study subject since Lueven collaborators publications in 2001.

Indeed, a highly regarded study found that these EITC expansions did more to increase employment among single mothers than the 1996 welfare law.[10].[10]

While the national record on charter schools may be mixed, two highly regarded studies out of Stanford University show that the city's charters are indeed getting better results with low-income black and Latino children.

Two highly regarded studies by Devah Pager showed that employment applicants with a criminal record were far less likely to be brought back for an interview than their otherwise similarly situated counterparts.

According to a highly regarded annual study released yesterday, it was the most efficient in North America last year, representing the first time that an American-owned auto plant has surpassed Japanese-owned factories on this continent in labor productivity.

First, a highly regarded Federal Reserve study done in the 1990s demonstrated that an inverted yield curve (where short-term interest rates are higher than long-term rates) is the single most reliable predictor of recessions.

Many of the timeline's statistics come from a highly regarded MIT study on cognitive function and aging from 2015.

Observed data on VZV reactivation probability are rather sparse and highly divergent regarding study design, sampling site (saliva, blood, cerebrospinal fluid) and results (Schünemann et al., 1997; Mehta et al., 2003; Engelmann et al., 2008; Birlea et al., 2011; Nagel et al., 2011; van Velzen et al., 2013).