Sentence examples for publicized suggested from inspiring English sources

A previous study, which was highly publicized, suggested that fracking dramatically increased greenhouse gas emissions, largely because of methane that escaped to the atmosphere from wells.

But later on the authorities asked that the picture not be publicized, suggesting that they had doubts that the remains belonged to the bomber.

In 2015, a widely publicized study suggested that men have a better sense of direction than women.

Hence, most publicized studies suggest that initial treatment (stage I, II) should be conservative, focusing on systematic antibiotic therapy, irrigation to optimize oral hygiene, and careful removal of sequesters [10, 17, 25].

Also, widely publicized guidelines suggesting adverse effects of serum ferritin levels > 500 1,000 μg/L [ 13- 16] have cautioned about IV iron usage.

Fracking doesn't appear to be allowing methane to seriously contaminate drinking water in Pennsylvania, a new study finds contrary to some earlier, much publicized research that suggested a stronger link.

They did point to some older and now publicized examples that suggest that their efforts are moving in the right direction.

Many believed CRP caused heart disease, especially after a widely publicized study released last year suggested that people with low cholesterol but high CRP levels had fewer heart attacks if they took a statin, a cholesterol-lowering drug that also lowers CRP.

That suggests highly publicized reforms haven't challenged their keystone status in credit markets, and perhaps never will.

The spokeswoman also suggested that publicizing the results could have put the Lockheed ship at an unfair disadvantage in the competition.

That the department did so little to acknowledge or publicize these findings suggests the extent to which the program is considered gospel.