Sentence examples for may a study from inspiring English sources

In May, a study found the qualification may be detrimental to Welsh pupils' performance at university.

In May, a study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health gave a picture of young people's sexual problems that was sad enough in itself: about one in 10 young men and one in 10 young women had experienced a distressing sexual problem for at least three months in the last year.

In May, a study, reported in the medical journal BMJ Open, found that parents who slept with their children ran a five-fold extra risk of their baby suffering a cot death compared with infants left in their cots, even if the adults did not smoke, the main risk factor for such deaths.

Obamacare allows parents to keep their offspring on their health-care plans until the age of twenty-six; in May, a study showed that, for the first time in more than a century, more eighteen-to-thirty-four-year-olds are living with their parents than with a romantic partner.

In May, a study by the Your-Ad-Here University of East West Sussex at Rye announced that wine can count as up to two of your five portions of fruit and vegetables per day "as long as one glass is white wine and the other red".

In May, a study commissioned by the Scottish government said children in Scotland should begin learning a second language as soon as they started school at the age of five.

"You may have a study telling how uncommon these problems are in patients over 50," Dr. Portenoy said.

Law students may reserve a study room up to 72 hours in advance by logging in to the online calendar.

Stakeholders can then analyze that data to more quickly identify (or even predict) and mitigate bottlenecks and other risk factors that may derail a study.

The lack of significant difference in our study may reflect a study sample size limitation.

This may be a studied resistance to the richness of the medium.