Sentence examples for studies increasingly suggest from inspiring English sources
As for obesity, studies increasingly suggest that simple, low-quality carbohydrates are driving the epidemic.
Studies increasingly suggest that women who have gestational diabetes, gestational hypertension, or preeclampsia are more likely to have heart disease later in life [2].
These studies increasingly suggest that standard metrics of sleep architecture and fragmentation/arousal can be complemented by assessing the distribution of stage durations and transition probabilities, in hopes of providing better correlations with disease states and clinical symptoms.
Laboratory studies increasingly suggest that bisphosphonates can induce important antitumour effects in breast cancer cells in vitro by promoting apoptosis, and inhibiting cell adhesion and invasive potential.
Exposure to BPA, phthalates, and other EDs is widespread in American children (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2005), and animal studies increasingly suggest the potential for toxicity at current levels of exposure (Vom Saal and Hughes 2005).
But controversial studies in the peer-reviewed literature increasingly suggest this threshold may not exist, so that any exposure no matter how small could boost risks for diabetes, heart disease, immunological problems, and cancer.,,,,, The disagreement is a problem for regulators who face mounting pressure to set or reduce standards for arsenic.
12 Qualitative studies and retrospective reviews of incident reports have increasingly suggested that interruptions are a contributory cause of MAEs in hospital.
The evidence, increasingly, suggests otherwise.
Celebrities are requested by users or, increasingly, suggested by publicists.
Most risk engines have focused on classical cardiovascular risk factors such as control of HbA1c, blood pressure, and lipids (5– 9, 17– 20), but, increasingly, studies have suggested the importance of lifestyle factors.
Empirical data on the impact of these new technologies increasingly support the thesis.Macroeconomic studies suggest that the internet and mobile phones boost growth.
