Sentence examples for increasingly studies from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, studies support the idea that drinking a small amount each day — no more than one to two servings — is better for you than not drinking.

And, increasingly, studies like those have been carried out with the help of imaging techniques — such as PET scans and functional M.R.I.s — that can track brain changes as they happen.

Research on young male and female achievers showed that a woman's intellectual self-esteem diminishes with every year of higher education she undertakes, because she increasingly studies women's absence from history.

Increasingly, studies — including one published today in the journal Brain Injury (not yet available online) by Dave Ellemberg, a neuropsychologist at the University of Montreal — show that teenaged brains are even more vulnerable to concussion.

Studies in European ancestry populations have dominated the landscape of IBD genetics studies, but increasingly, studies in Asian and African-American populations are being reported.

Growing evidence indicates that, like the bacterial microbiota, the fungal microbiota is often altered in disease states, and increasingly studies are being designed to probe the functional consequences of such fungal dysbiosis on health and disease.

Unethical behavior is increasingly studied by psychologists and management specialists.

Children are increasingly studying topics like planning in school, says Elizabeth Bird, the senior children's librarian at the New York Public Library.

In examining the causes of problem pregnancies, medical researchers increasingly study lifetime stress, not only stress during pregnancy.

But new research shows that there is another mysterious and increasingly studied culprit: intestinal bacteria.

I don't know about England, but, as one small example, one of the things you're seeing a lot here is students increasingly studying Mandarin, instead of the more traditional French and Italian".