Empirical evidence from meta-epidemiological studies has shown that lack of blinding results in an average 25% over-estimate of relative treatment benefit.
A series of studies has shown that Helicobacter pylori eradication induces remission in most patients with low-grade gastric mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma.
Now a raft of recent studies has shown that active women reap comparable rewards.
Studies has shown that parents are less worried and more productive when students are in afterschool programs, saving companies hundreds of billions of dollars.
A stream of studies has shown that corporate mergers have even higher failure rates than the liaisons of Hollywood stars.
And for good reason, many cancer researchers say: a series of large studies has shown that chemotherapy saves lives and that newer and more aggressive regimens are improvements over older ones.
And evidence from a number of studies has shown that supermax conditions in which prisoners have virtually no social interactions and are given no programmatic support make it highly likely that they will commit more crimes when they are released.
Being human, journalists do have personal biases, and a long line of studies has shown that they tend to be more socially and politically liberal than the population at large.
Rachel Yehuda, the psychologist and neuroscientist who led the Mount Sinai studies, has shown that a pregnant woman's experience of trauma and P.T.S.D. may affect her child's development in the womb.
The application of an intensive and innovative energy optimization methodology to actual case studies has shown that the green, low GHG emissions biorefinery is feasible.
A number of previous studies has shown that oxytocin (OT) promotes facial emotion recognition and enhances eye gaze to facial stimuli in humans.
