Sentence examples for studies that if from inspiring English sources
The industry itself cites "alarming" studies that if the United States imported an additional two million metric tons -- roughly the amount Central America exports -- domestic prices would be cut in half.
Dr. Woodcock of the F.D.A. said that a drug company, after winning limited approval, could then run the types of standard studies that, if successful, would allow it to market the drug to broader patient groups or for other uses.
"As would our assertion that it is reasonable to extrapolate from the studies that, if the reefs closest to Montara where the oil and dispersant concentrations were at their greatest did not show lasting impacts, then it is highly improbable that the seas and coastline of Nusa Tenggara Timor would have been impacted".
Dr. Benjamin Levine, a competitive tennis player and director of the Institute for Exercise and Environmental Medicine at Texas Health Resources and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, said: "You can always find one or two papers and studies that, if you spin the right way, can seem to reflect your argument".
This research confirms the common conclusion of biodiesel studies that, if WCOME content cannot be kept high enough due to the shortage of sources, then 10% is the best blend ratio in terms of energy efficiency.
Direction is also provided to the research community by highlighting specific, tightly focused, experimental and theoretical studies that, if carried out in the very near future, would pay great dividends from the designer's perspective, by increasing their confidence in the theoretical foundations.
"There are some pretty startling studies that show if you want to end poverty it's not education and race, it's monogamous marriage," he said.
Heterogeneity between studies that measured IF was moderate (35%).
To make matters worse, the study finds that "if guestworkers complain about abuses, they face deportation, blacklisting or other retaliation".
If you study that history, the first wave of explorers were funded by the government.
