Sentence examples for look at a study from inspiring English sources

"It's really rare when you look at a study and realize it could be a landmark," said Dr. Stamler, a professor of medicine at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C.

When he has handled it in the past, he said, "I've rinsed my hands off and go eat a sandwich!" He suggested I look at a study of the chemical's effects on aquatic life.

Yes, if you look at a study he commissioned.

Look at a study published in an August 201y issue of the JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute.

If you are debating whether to wear sunscreen, sun protection factors (SPF) moisturizer, or a Deadpool mask to protect your face at the beach, take a look at a study just published in PLOS ONE.

Management needs to look at a study like this, he argues, and make decisions to improve the environment where their employees work, not only to retain employees, but also to make sure that employees are happy and can be productive when they're in the office.

Mark Bittman looks at a study in Salinas Valley, Calif., that documents how exposure to pesticides in the farming community can have adverse health effects.

He also looks at a study involving in-depth interviews with people in two states, Texas and Minnesota, who had experienced the murder of a loved one.

For the report, researchers at Public and Affordable Housing Research Corporation looked at a study about homelessness among public housing applicants published in 2014 by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

And, looking at a study cited by Harvard Health Publications, researchers found that a group of sedentary subjects who began doing yoga twice a week for at least 180 minutes, gained muscle strength, cardio-respiratory fitness and endurance.

For example Johnson & Abbott in 1999 [ 22] looked at a study of continuing health care policies and were surprised to find that many carers and older people were unaware that they had even been consulted.