Sentence examples for rather a recent study from inspiring English sources

Rather, a recent study published in Global Public Health: An International Journal for Research, Policy and Practice indicates that fistula affects women across all age-groups, educational backgrounds and relationship levels.

Also the Dutch Obstetrics & Gynaecology Society has promoted ECV but up until now, the implementation of this guideline is rather poor and a recent study has been started to evaluate possible barriers [ 4].

However, based on moving (rather than stationary) stimuli, a recent study proposed instead that a portion of STS fundus was the monkey homolog of this area (Polosecki et al. 2013).

Parents and other adults who are "only trying to help" may do harm rather than good, as a recent study from the journal Pediatrics makes clear.

It didn't appear that Warren was actually trying to make the case for a $22 an hour minimum wage, but rather highlighting the results of a recent study that showed flat minimum wage growth over the past 40-plus years coinciding with surging inequality across a number of economic indicators.

Furthermore, the number of studies that have investigated the impact of a tutor system on the peer tutors themselves is rather limited [ 21], with a recent study reporting that the main personal benefit of final year students tutoring 3rd year medical students in clinical examination is their improvement in teaching and clinical skills [ 22].

Interestingly however, in a recent study, higher rather than lower maternal education was associated with incomplete vaccination [ 14].

Considering these rather heterogeneous results, the findings from a recent study by Ponseti et al. [ 22] appear surprising.

According to a recent study, UK workers would rather have no heat and water than lose their Internet connection at home.

A recent study using an accelerometer rather than self-report showed that <5% of U.S. adults met this criterion [34]; in contrast, Tsimane adults are physically active most days of their lives.

A recent study, however, showed a rather large number of unmet care needs in both persons with dementia and in their informal caregivers [ 14].