Sentence examples for line of studies from inspiring English sources

The WEF report is the latest in a line of studies and campaigns seeking to highlight gender inequality issues.

In 1836 Agassiz began a new line of studies: the movements and effects of the glaciers of Switzerland.

A long line of studies has found that the benefit to borrowers is relatively modest, less than one percentage point.

Jeff Becker, president of the Beer Institute, an industry lobby, criticized the study as "the latest in a long line of studies that try to make advertising the scapegoat for underage adults and adolescents who drink illegally".

Being human, journalists do have personal biases, and a long line of studies has shown that they tend to be more socially and politically liberal than the population at large.

The research, which looked at the habits of more than 100,000 women over 30 years, adds to a long line of studies linking alcohol consumption of any kind — whether beer, wine or spirits — to an increased risk of breast cancer.

That line of study goes way back — at least to 1914, when The Journal of the American Medical Association published "The Phonograph in the Operating Room," by E. Kane.

As you embark on your path from here, you are going to take chances — on a relationship, a job, a new line of study.

Nutt isn't alone in this line of study: in the US the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies is conducting a phase 2 pilot study using MDMA-assisted pychotherapy to treat war veterans suffering from PTSD.

The link between personality and immunity is an emerging line of study [4, 5].

One of the results on this line of study was given by Charoensawan and Thangthong in [6].