Sentence examples for newly released research from inspiring English sources

Many of the programs can provide savings to the employer, according to newly released research.

But according to newly released research, some sneakers could be a better investment than gold.

This newly released research, which I conducted though the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research, shows that Americana have common ground around 10 core values.

And, according to newly released research, it turns out that the norm of monogamy is so pervasive it extends past the realm of our social interactions and into to the field of science.

And, according to newly released research, it turns out that the norm of monogamy is so pervasive it extends past the realm of our social interactions, and into the field of science.

However, newly released research (CDPH 2008) describes California county-level variations in socioeconomic and demographic determinants of heat vulnerability and represents an important companion to this work.

To start with, the group has chosen to bash out the kind of article with which Babbage is all too familiar: a write-up of a newly released scientific research paper.

The use of large "surge" stop-and-search operations by the police has no discernible effect in reducing crime, according to newly released Home Office research.

The What's New section provides links to newly released NEI-funded research and other topics of interest to those in the field.

Now, the newly released and well researched "Athena Doctrine" by John Gerzema and Michael D'Antonio reported that being a visionary is a neutral trait, that it was neither a masculine or a feminine trait.

The newly released federal policy on dual-use research aims to catch research at the proposal stage, because dealing with a completed manuscript once it is submitted to a journal causes numerous practical challenges.