Sentence examples for mentioning a study from inspiring English sources

I use WiFi, and the concerns are about young children," she clarified to me, launching into a spiel mentioning a study about the effects of cellphone radiation on rats.

In this sense, it is worth mentioning a study which came out during the preparation of this manuscript showing that estradiol induces proliferation and upregulation of survival genes in breast cancer cells, through the repression of several miRNA, among them miR-16 [ 96].

Ms. Mayer mentioned a study conducted by attorneys and law students at the Seton Hall University Law School.

Heath mentioned a study he had carried out looking at attitudes to immigration.

He mentioned a study by Jennifer L. Doleac, an associate professor of economics at Texas A&M University.

Guidelines derived from clinical trials should therefore explicitly mention a study's limitations.

He mentioned a study about the value of teachers, a study first reported by Annie Lowrey of The Times.

The label for abacavir is also being changed to mention a study that found a correlation between taking the drug and elevated incidence of heart attacks.

Denby mentions a study, without providing further context, that states, "Americans scored seventeenth in science and twenty-fifth in math among students from thirty-four advanced industrial countries".

Dow Corning's fiscal health -- not to mention a study last year that seemed to clear breast implants in health problems -- infuriates its legal antagonists.

He mentioned a study he had seen, which purported to prove that Facebook posts about politics never change anyone's mind.