Sentence examples for prominent studies from inspiring English sources
Several other prominent studies being published this year produced similarly gender-neutral results: when deprived of the chance to weigh the long-term effects or to guess what response might be the more appropriately feminine, women proved just as brutishly possessive as men.
Two prominent studies find modest effects, in one case estimating that each 1% increase in the share of migrants in the UK working age population leads to a 0.6% decline in the wages of the 5% lowest paid workers, which would mean about 3p less per hour for someone earning just over the minimum wage of £6.19.
Smaller policy changes may serve just as well, and pave the way for later reforms of institutions.In one of these papers*, Edward Glaeser, a Harvard economist, and three co-authors question several prominent studies that treat institutions as a wellspring of development (including those discussed in this column in the issue of October 5th 2002).
A few prominent studies – with notable letters to the editor – had preceded it, and additional studies followed.
The result also calls into question prominent studies in 2011 and 2013 that did find a correlation in a nearby part of Pennsylvania.
First, our understanding of crime concentration among offenders maybe biased by the findings of a few prominent studies, because we may have ignored contradictory findings from lesser known studies.
A prominent study estimated that less than 4percentt of petitioners can afford to pay creditors.
The most prominent study of S.E.I.D. is the PACE trial, an experiment conducted on six hundred and forty-one patients in the United Kingdom.
One prominent study was published in 1998 in The Clinical Journal of Pain by researchers in the department of anesthesia and critical care at the University of Chicago.
One prominent study found that immediate ice therapy "resulted in earlier return to activity, as defined by ability to walk, climb stairs, run and jump without pain".
One prominent study published in The Journal of Food Protection found, for example, that in the presence of commercial mayonnaise, the growth of salmonella and staphylococcus bacteria in contaminated chicken and ham salad either slowed or stopped altogether.
