Sentence examples for in response to a study from inspiring English sources

The hearing is in response to a study commissioned by the NF.L. that suggested its retirees had early-onset Alzheimer's disease, dementia and other memory-related diseases at rates far exceeding those of the general population.

In December, baseball acted on nine recommendations in response to a study conducted by management and union officials, which found that the increasingly popular maple bats were three times more likely to break than ash bats.

The new idiom can be deployed in jest, as when a microblogger used it in response to a study reporting that the thicker a person's belly, the more prone he or she may be to dementia: "Oh, ren jian bu chai!" ("Oh, cut me some slack!") But it can also be used in sympathy.

In response to a study last year that revealed girls' vulnerability to frequent sexual harassment by adults in schools, the government swiftly issued a policy that punishes perpetrators.

This was in response to a study that concluded that the protection offered by negative cytology improves with age (Sasieni et al, 2003).

Food producers are now making it feasible to eat a diet free of trans fatty acids, partly in response to a National Academy of Sciences study that concluded that trans fats raise bad cholesterol.

The bulb, similar to products used by restaurants and supermarkets for 20 years, comes in response to a recent study that found that more than half of consumers were concerned about bulbs breaking in the home, while 40percentt expressed fear that children could be injured by glass from broken bulbs.

The Environmental Protection Agency plans to begin inspecting school buildings in New York City next month for contamination with the toxic chemicals known as PCBs in response to a pilot study that found that the substance was leaking from old light fixtures in some schools.

Talk of medical miracles surfaced again recently in response to a British study published in the Journal of Medical Ethics.

It was in response to a recent study showing that older brothers (Hank Aaron vs Tommie Aaron) have better major league careers.

In response to a December study by Portland State University that showed blacks more likely to face an escalated penalty than whites for the same offenses, Multnomah County District Attorney Rod Underhill said prosecutors would stop pursuing charges for fare evasion.