Sentence examples for most rigorous studies from inspiring English sources

The most rigorous studies show that television-watching has not declined if anything, it has increased.

The most rigorous studies also suggest that unauthorized immigrants contribute about 3% of the U.S. private sector GDP per year.

The most rigorous studies of other preschool programs that find long-term gains do not see effects disappear and re-emerge.

But the results of even the most rigorous studies are frequently misappropriated or misunderstood and are as likely to confuse an issue as they are to clarify it.

We discuss in our assessment the most rigorous studies and offer a non-technical explanation of the nature of the disagreements in the research literature.

To date, most rigorous studies have been undertaken in North America and the extent to which programmes are transferable to other settings and cultures is uncertain.

For those suffering from severe carbon monoxide poisoning, the most rigorous study so far found that three hyperbaric treatments decreased cognitive damage later.

In 1995, the safety board undertook its most rigorous study of the air-tour industry, examining 139 accidents from Alaska to Hawaii to Maine.

Five cups of coffee a day more than doubles a pregnant woman's risk of a miscarriage, according to perhaps the most rigorous study yet to focus on the possible link between caffeine and miscarriage.

The most rigorous study of these "externalities," by the economists Ian Parry and Kenneth Small, suggests that a tax that took them into account would come to $1.01 for every gallon of gas.

The most rigorous study to date of how much it costs to care for Americans with dementia found that the financial burden is at least as high as that of heart disease or cancer, and is probably higher.