Sentence examples for pointed out in a study from inspiring English sources

Cows were proclaimed the new "wet nurse for the human race," as the historian Adrienne Berney has pointed out in a study of the "maternal breast".

In theory, as Ruben Lee of the Oxford Finance Group, a research company, pointed out in a study published last year*, ownership should matter little if exchanges face stiff competition.

As pointed out in a study by Cao and Zhou (2013), the government's production of public goods may face certain social challenges.

The importance of this difference was already pointed out in a study by Schokkaert and Overleat (1989) who conducted questionnaire experiments on the perception of justice in micro-level production contexts.

In interpreting these findings, one should be aware of the effect the presence of the research team may have had, as pointed out in a study in Malawi, which showed that acceptability for routine HIV testing among TB patients was above 90% under research conditions but lower (59%) under routine care conditions [25].

The interpretation of this inconsistency is also unclear; a similar unexplained inconsistency was pointed out in a study involving a metabolic model of B. subtilis [ 4].

The silver lining, as pointed out in the study, is that people would be down to stay if companies took steps to improve culture.

This implies costs for the health-care system and society as a whole, as pointed out in other studies [ 41, 42].

In the end, as the sociologist Isaac Martin pointed out in a recent study, "The campaign fell just two states shy of the quorum needed," but not before having "pioneered much of the antitax rhetoric that would come to dominate American politics at the dawn of the 21st century".

Indeed, as pointed out in a previous study [32], some programs have very low levels of sensitivity or specificity, whereas others return too short consensus sequence (<1 kb).

Difficulty in using such forms by non-native English speakers was pointed out in a previous study [ 23].