Sentence examples for recognized study from inspiring English sources

There has been no recognized study of what has happened or will happen to the millions, if not billions, of lost golf balls dotting the earth in little white, orange and pink orbs.

The first and most widely recognized study, published by Mathematica Policy Research, Inc. in 1985, found that the NAP program increased household food expenditures for beneficiaries when compared to non-participating families, just as its predecessor did.

Finally, it attempted to draw conclusions based in the literature that did not overreach and that honestly recognized study limitations.

The most recognized study describing natural weaning in domestic cattle [ 42], reports that this occurs between 7 and 14 months after birth, with great individual variation.

No universally recognized studies have demonstrated that abstinence classes succeed in bringing more virgins to the marriage altar.

Debbie Olson, a Chicago nurse who heads the Southwest Parents Committee, which teaches abstinence, acknowledged that few recognized studies proved conclusively that courses like hers keep teenagers from having sex.

This work became the foundation for his widely recognized studies of how genetic mutations hinder the mitochondrion's effectiveness and may result in a cell's decline and aging.

This book is proof that Latinos are an integral part of America, that our literature should be recognized, studied, respected.

Researchers measure how often participants correctly recognize studied items, and how often they incorrectly recognize lures.

When tested under these conditions, adult participants are typically as likely to falsely recognize critical lures as they are to correctly recognize studied words (McDermott and Roediger 1998).

Baraminology is not a recognized scientific study.