Sentence examples for major study which from inspiring English sources

Thousands of pupils are being allowed to drop history at the age of 13, according to a major study which is warning that the subject faces extinction in some state secondary schools.

Spending more than two hours a night doing homework is linked to achieving better results in English, maths and science, according to a major study which has tracked the progress of 3,000 children over the past 15 years.

Late in 2007 he published Proust and America, a major study which was praised here and in the US for its illumination of dark and disputed areas of Proust's oeuvre and of the nature of modernity.

It can detect life-threatening head injuries and infections without the need for surgery or painful spinal procedures and is currently part of a major study which could see it rolled out across the NHS.

Children as young as eight can experience dissatisfaction with the size and shape of their body that puts them at risk of eating disorders in their teens, according to a major study which for the first time reveals how early anxieties about body image set in.

Women and girls affected by female genital mutilation can be found in every local authority in England and Wales, with the highest number living in London, according to a major study which will place pressure on all councils to tackle the issue.

These findings are comparable with the results of various major studies which reported general stabilisation and/or improvement of VA after intravitreal ranibizumab.

There is concern that Hunt is selectively using the figure from a major recent study, which showed 11,000 excess deaths a year among weekend-admitted patients, to justify wanting both junior and senior doctors to work at weekends more routinely.

The likely toll of long working hours is revealed in a major new study which shows that employees still at their desks into the evening run an increased risk of stroke – and the longer the hours they put in, the higher the risk.

HSBC chairman Douglas Flint said at last month's annual meeting: "In February we published a major research study which concluded that working to complete the single market in services and reforming the EU to make it more competitive were far less risky than going it alone, given the importance of EU markets to British trade".

The HSBC chairman, Douglas Flint, said in April: "In February, we published a major research study which concluded that working to complete the single market in services and reforming the EU to make it more competitive were far less risky than going it alone, given the importance of EU markets to British trade".