Sentence examples for studies warned about from inspiring English sources

Several studies warned about the widespread off-label use of the drug, but none was as comprehensive as the two new papers, which will be published tomorrow in Annals of Internal Medicine.

Even though these studies warn about the catastrophic consequences of gut ischemia generated by IAH, it is not possible to ensure that the underlying mechanism is tissue hypoperfusion.

Some studies warn about the rising presence of secondary pests resulting eventually in more need for pesticide application in the future (Gutierrez et al., 2015).

The very thing he and advocates warned about had occurred.

Thus, animal studies preceded human studies and warned about the potential neurotoxicity and reproductive toxicity of 1-BP in humans.

In conclusion, although most clinical and animal studies have warned about the risks of AF, some previous findings (based on surgical methods) and the results of the present study suggest that reduction of AF, either as VAFA or SAFA or as TAFA, alone is not likely to be directly linked to improvement in obesity-related health risk factors.

A11 U.S. Study Warns About Drilling The United States Geological Survey, a branch of the Interior Department, said drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska could harm caribou, snow geese, musk oxen and other wildlife.

An article in Time magazine recently cautioned parents about an inconclusive, yet extremely frightening study, that warns about a chemical in premade baby food that might cause cancer.

Recent studies highlighted the importance of added polyphosphates and warned about sodium and potassium content [ 114– 114].

EWG and some scientists also argued that the study was unethical because parents would not be explicitly warned about the potential dangers of exposing young children to pesticides.

A detailed research study from the Learning and Skills Improvement Service (LSIS) in 2013 warned about the threat funding cuts posed to the gains.