Sentence examples for latest studies have from inspiring English sources
Her latest studies have found two million Australians are experiencing a high level of financial stress or vulnerability, and this continues to motivate her work.
Dr. Lavigne's latest studies have identified a pattern of activation in the autonomic nervous system that correlates strongly with sleep bruxism.
The latest studies have adopted software technology which turns the Wii Remote Controller into a high-performance limb action detector, we assessed whether two persons with multiple disabilities would be able to control an environmental stimulus through limb action.
The latest studies have adopted software technology to turn the battery-free wireless mouse into a high performance object location detector using a newly developed object location detection program (OLDP).
Apart from widely reported bioactivities mentioned above, other bioactivities of Citrus fruits from latest studies have also been reviewed (see Table 1).
The latest studies have added to the chorus that dwelling on how much we have lessens our enjoyment of future experiences.
Bennett and Kalish annoyed me by going on the "Today" show and saying that the average homework load, according to the latest studies, has "skyrocketed," a word they also use in their book.
"The authors of the latest study have acknowledged the limitations associated with cohort studies and that further research is needed.
Some of the mice born in the latest study have gone on to have pups of their own, and some of these have had offspring too.
Benjamin Lebwohl, the director of clinical research at Columbia University's Celiac Disease Center, estimates that more than half of the 3.1 million PWAGs observed in this latest study have a legitimate, non-celiac gluten sensitivity a phenomenon that has only emerged in the past five years in the medical literature.
Benjamin Lebwohl, the director of clinical research at Columbia University's Celiac Disease Center, estimates that more than half of the 3.1 million PWAGs observed in this latest study have a legitimate, non-celiac gluten sensitivity — a phenomenon that has only emerged in the past five years in the medical literature.
