One of the most promising prospective studies that will add to our understanding of reproductive health is the National Children's Study (NCS), a multiagency landmark study of 100,000 children from preconception to adulthood (National Children's Study 2005).
Lord Stern, the former World Bank chief economist and author of the landmark study of the economics of global warming, said the world faced a stark choice.
In 1998, having already helped lead a landmark study of Ritalin in school-age children, he turned his attention to preschoolers.
A landmark study of some 10,800 employees at the World Bank in 1997 found that those who traveled accounted for 80percentt more medical claims than nontravelers.
Having been inspired by reading and writing about Gunnar Myrdal's landmark study of American race relations, I decided to do some reporting.
Nettleford authored numerous books, including a landmark study of the Rastafari movement (1961), and was involved in such social development organizations as UNESCO.
Exhibit A is a landmark study of intellectually precocious youths directed by the Vanderbilt University researchers David Lubinski and Camilla Benbow.
The Secret Service's landmark study of school shooters in 2002 determined that 78 percent of those shooters had experienced suicidal thoughts or attempts before mass murder.
A landmark study of 1,000 families in south-west England, published in The Lancet in 2013, showed that pregnant mothers who were deficient in iodine were more likely to have children with learning difficulties.
"The main lesson of our analysis is that intergenerational mobility is a local problem," the economists Raj Chetty, Nathaniel Hendren, Patrick Kline, and Emmanuel Saez conclude in a landmark study of U.S. economic mobility, published last year.
In her landmark study of more than four hundred and fifty terrorist groups, Audrey Kurth Cronin found that the average life span of an extremist movement is about eight years.
