Sentence examples for most extensive studies from inspiring English sources

One of the most extensive studies appeared in the journal Clinical and Infectious Diseases in 2000.

Andrew Metrick, a finance professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, conducted one of the most extensive studies on the question.

Benefit sanctions are forcing people to sleep rough, go hungry and push them further away from getting a job, according to one of the most extensive studies of homeless people in Britain.

Taking regular exercise is the most effective single lifestyle choice people can make to reduce their risk of dementia, according to one of the most extensive studies yet into people's long-term health outcomes.

The patterns in the campaigns' advertising approaches appear in one of the most extensive studies of presidential advertising ever produced, which will be released Sunday by Nielsen Monitor-Plus and the Wisconsin Advertising Project, a research unit run by the University of Wisconsin's political science department.

Kenneth Schneider, the chairman of the department of applied psychology at Rutgers, said that one of the most extensive studies, done at the University of Notre Dame, found that "there is no evidence that a uniform increases achievement or decreases inappropriate behaviors".

Last year, a group of researchers carried out what may be the most extensive study on the subject to date.

The most extensive study of the program, by researchers at the University of Wisconsin, found that the average family leaving welfare fell deeper into poverty.

Nestor Rene Espinoza, a veteran engineer who recently completed the most extensive study of Rich Mountain's stability, said the evidence of volatility is hard to ignore.

In perhaps the most extensive study conducted on the issue, the World Economic Forum plans to announce on Friday the results of yearlong examination of 5,000 private equity transactions from 1980 through 2005.

"The same legislators who say, 'We fixed K-12 this way,' say, 'We can fix higher ed this way,"' said Peter Ewell, who has done perhaps the most extensive study of assessment efforts as a researcher at the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems.