Sentence examples for referred to a study from inspiring English sources
The original referred to "a study of mentally retarded children".
Pinault referred to a study suggesting that female employees are more hesitant than male employees to seek advancement.
In Lagos, he often referred to a study by the climatologist James Hansen, which argued that sea levels could rise much faster than previously estimated.
He referred to a study in which a group of people were asked to choose one car from 16 options.
Speaking on a visit to Washington on September 20th, Wang Yi, China's foreign minister, referred to a study of 15 different countries.
You referred to a study that showed British Muslims identify more with their religion than their nationality by comparison with French Muslims.
Subhi refers to a study a fellow researcher told him about that was conducted by Unesco that linked women driving to adultery, divorce, rape and illegitimate children.
Ms. Ashley, 62, was referring to a study titled "A Guide to Evidence-Based Art," released in 2008 by the Center for Health Design, based in Concord, Calif.
To the Editor: As evidence that Head Start is failing, Douglas J. Besharov and Douglas M. Call refer to a study that found little meaningful impact.
"That's 33 times faster than the rate in the first measurement period," he said, referring to a study from 1963 to 1978.
"People say the principal deciding factor about why they go to store A or store B is convenience," said David Ghitelman, an associate editor at Supermarket News, referring to a study by Retail Forward, a management consulting company.
