Sentence examples for study conducted recently from inspiring English sources

One study conducted recently of women who wanted an abortion but were turned away shows increased negative consequences in their health and economic stability.

A study conducted recently in the Netherlands found that a regular routine of 7-8 hofrsleepsleep may have as significant an impact on risk for cardiovascular death as not smoking.

One key study conducted recently by Dr. Lydia Bazzano (shown at left), an associate professor of epidemiology at Tulane University in New Orleans, showed that obese people who adopted a low-carb diet lost significantly more weight than obese people who followed a low-fat diet.

One observational study conducted recently in a Rhode Island jail demonstrated markedly higher rates of acceptability of testing compared to that found in our study.

A cost-effectiveness analysis conducted by Casati et al. (1999) estimated that TXA would cost $2.57 per g, while a study conducted recently in India reported that TXA administration would cost $6.60 per g [27], [28].

A review study conducted recently in Pakistan by Mirza and Jenkins (2004) reported a prevalence rate of 34% for anxiety and depressive disorders.

Studies conducted recently are beginning to hint that female eros isn't in the least programmed for fidelity.

Therefore, this study extends the existing taxonomy, incorporating new GSE dimensions that were identified by means of two empirical studies conducted recently.

This paper presents the results of studies conducted recently at the University of Massachusetts Amherst to advance the understanding on the behavior of FRP anchored systems.

A number of research studies conducted recently reported a decline in student engagement with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and subsequent choices to pursue STEM-related careers (Calabrese Barton et al. 2008; Bottiaa et al. 2015; American Institute of Physics 2014; Roberts 2002; Stagg et al. 2003).

Two large studies, conducted recently, add substantial weight to our findings.