Sentence examples for just published study from inspiring English sources

As the authors of a just published study of pay and performance in a hotel chain wrote, "Increases in wages do, in fact, pay for themselves".

A just published study highlights how commerce and glitz are reinforcing support for autocracy by international sports associations and undermining the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) newly found resolve to hold potential host cities to human rights standards to which world soccer body FIFA pays lip service.

Two just recently published studies found a strong correlation of FAK levels to an aggressive breast cancer phenotype esp. to grading and Her2/neu amplification (Lark et al, 2005; Schmitz et al, 2005).

LinkedIn just published a study that shows skills in "machine learning" are now the hottest in the marketplace, and a new study by a team of AI leaders shows that courses in AI are exploding in popularity.

My collaborators and I have just published a study in the journal College and University looking at the results.

Israeli scientists have just published a study saying a compound found in weed helps heal broken bones faster.

Stanford neuroscientist Katrin Andreasson, MD, just published a study in Annals of Neurology that suggests why this might be so.

Our first stop is Penn State University, which has just published a study suggesting that the weather affects how the world's journalists cover an Olympics.

Christopher Boyce, Gordon Brown and Simon Moore, psychologists at Warwick and Cardiff universities, have just published a study called Money and Happiness: Rank of Income, Not Income, Affects Life Satisfaction.

Well, Marshall has just published a study that estimates how the global economy would be affected by these different levels of temperature rise.

The problem, say researchers who just published a study in the journal Gait and Posture, is that lots of "mature" women develop alignment problems with their knees.