One European study with 162,000 men, for instance, concluded that for every life saved by screening, 27 men would be diagnosed and treated for prostate cancer that wouldn't have been lethal if left undetected.
Upon consideration of various alternatives, the Court of First Instance concluded that the combined effect of Articles 60 EC, 301 EC and 308 EC gave the Community power to adopt the contested regulation.
A survey of 120 corporations conducted by the College Board in 2003, for instance, concluded that a third of employees in the nation's blue-chip companies, including many recent college graduates, wrote poorly.
The report for Wisconsin, for instance, concluded that a majority of the individuals in the non-group market would pay more in premiums in 2016 than they pay today — both before and after tax credits are applied.
A review article published last year in The Archives of Internal Medicine, for instance, concluded that compared with sloth, "exercise training significantly reduced anxiety symptoms" in a group of people at risk for mood problems.
The U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey of 1946, for instance, concluded that "Japan would have surrendered even if the atomic bombs had not been dropped, even if Russia had not entered the war, and even if no invasion had been planned or contemplated".
A January study in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, for instance, concluded that existing climate models underestimate black carbon's climate-changing contribution by up to a factor of three as a result of data gaps in key regions.
DeLeire (2000), for instance, concluded that the increased costs to firms arising from the ADA's accommodation mandate was responsible for a 7.2 percentage point decline in employment of disabled men after 1990.
The work of [19] for instance, concluded that large events such as the Super Bowl which attract significant amount of concentration of people in a relatively short period of time and in a confined urban area, could be a desirable location for sex traffickers to bring their victims for commercial sexual exploitation.
Medical experts in that instance concluded that "inadequate" care had contributed to 7 out of 18 deaths in custody for which ICE had publicly released reviews.
