Sentence examples for nearly every study from inspiring English sources

And this (and nearly every study into the area) focuses solely on heterosexual relationships.

Nearly every study of real income shows a rapid rise until 1902 and then a modest increase yearly thereafter.

One problem is that in nearly every study so far the mothers involved have chosen beforehand whether or not they plan to breastfeed.

Instead, they kept quiet about them for months and carried on downplaying nearly every study that questioned the safety of their products.

Specifically, he says, nearly every study shows that vehicles manufactured here by G.M., Ford and Chrysler contain a "considerably higher" percentage of American-made parts than cars rolling off the lines at the transplants.

Nearly every study reports its implant survival rate.

A rapidly growing literature corpus ensures that PPI data is a readily-available resource for nearly every studied organism, particularly those with small protein interaction databases.

This and recent research in stretchable C nanoelectronics indicate that further progress requires multidisciplinary programs, incorporating nearly every field of traditional study, from chemistry, materials science, computation, and physics to mechanical and electrical engineering.

Nearly every individual study was a secondary analysis of a study designed to test a different primary hypothesis and this inevitably will result in some measurement bias and residual confounding.

"These new studies, with more total participants than nearly every other study on the topic, show ― unequivocally ― that power poses have no effects on any behavioral or cognitive measure".

A glance at Table 5 confirms that the 35 studies assessed in phase 2 have used very different approaches to discounting: Nearly every second study (43%) did not apply any discounting to their results.