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Carmody and colleagues have also produced a study on how many more calories we expend chewing and digesting uncooked food in relation to processed (by pounding) and cooked foods.

The treatment is the result of two decades of research by Dr Carl June and his team at Penn Medicine, who produced a study on the "leukaemia-specific killers".

Simon Cartledge, who produced a study on the bamboo network for the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister organisation of The Economist, argues that in future, "Whom you know will matter less than what you know," even for the overseas Chinese.

Norway adopted similar rules when it used its North Sea discoveries to establish a thriving oil-services industry.The aim should be the development of local knowledge and skills, says Pedro Cordeiro of Bain, a management consultancy that produced a study on the subject for the BNDES.

Recently, Hipp, along with 20 other researchers, produced a study on safety and economic trends in Southern California.

Dr. Douglas P. Zipes, an expert on electrophysiology and the impact of electrical impulses on heart rhythms, produced a study for the American Heart Association that focused on the relationship between Tasers and sudden death.

Mr. Waxman wrote Mr. Pitofsky on Aug. 30 asking the commission to produce a study on the issue of deals between brands and generics.

Pension finances may look even worse in six months, when Britain's actuaries produce a study on longevity.

The Bush administration violated federal law by missing deadlines to produce a study on the impact of global warming, now as much as two years overdue, and must issue a summary by March, a federal judge ruled.

City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr., who is considered a probable opponent for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg in the November election, held a news conference this week criticizing the city for failing to produce a study on water rates that was promised after the 14.5percentt increase.

But clearly no one at the Department of Health thought of that when they commissioned the firm to produce a study on the money the NHS could make charging overseas visitors.