"When people have been asking about glucosamine and chondroitin, we tell them this is the most important study ever done," Dr. Klippel said.
Perhaps the most important study, which appeared in the July 1997 issue of The Journal of Business, measured all reverse splits in the United States from 1926 to 1991.
After the artist's death in 1970, the gallery was given 295 paintings and works on paper and more than 650 sketches by the Mark Rothko Foundation, making the gallery the most important study center for the artist's work.
His first book, "Negotiating the Past," is credited with helping to revive interest in medieval studies, and his 1991 book, "Chaucer and the Subject of History,' is widely hailed as the most important study of Chaucer in the 20th century.
By Tamar Jacoby.Free Press; 624 pages; $30WHATEVER happened to integration, asks Tamar Jacoby, in this remarkable book, arguably the most important study of race relations in America since Gunnar Myrdal's "An American Dilemma" was published in 1944.
In the most important study, two arms of the National Academy of Sciences -- the National Research Council and the Institute of Medicine -- found that when teenagers work more than 20 hours a week, the work often leads to lower grades, higher alcohol use and too little time with their parents and families.
Six of the most important studies we covered in 2017.
Without volunteers, even the most important studies will never be completed.
"The most important studies that have been done in the statin field to date have been sponsored by industry".
His most important studies involved polarization, metallic reflection, and light absorption.
The book is The Political Brain by Drew Westen, and it may prove to be one of the most important studies of political campaigning of recent times.
