For example, the study mentioned above shows that humour is linked to attractiveness for both men and women, but the effect is stronger for women.
The same 2010 TfL study mentioned above shows that in incidents where a cyclist was hurt, factors connecting the cyclist behaviour were cited 3,338 times.
In the ibuprofen study mentioned above, for example, gastrointestinal, liver, and kidney damage resulted from the prolonged use of otherwise helpful ibuprofen.
The study mentioned above shows that the rate of passengers' being bumped against their wishes fell from 0.99 per 10,000 passengers from January through March 2000, to 0.86 per 10,000 for the same period in 2001.
The first study mentioned above used a 1950-2008 baseline which includes human impacts while the second study baseline is limited to 1950-1979 while, whavingaving less human influence turned out to be a wetter than normal period.
The English study mentioned above finds a correlation, but other factors—such as a simultaneous decline in smoking seem more likely to account for the improved health outcomes.
The Forrester study mentioned above also found that only 36% of security respondents audit sensitive files and monitor for abuse.
The study mentioned above reveals that "healthy" can be confusing, but what is it that makes healthy choices so difficult?
In the same study mentioned above, Hubspot said that consumers tend to watch 1.5 hours of online video per day.
It's called the "multiple liquidation preference problem" and I've written about it in the "Pommardify" case study mentioned above.
The settings were derived from previous experiment validation study mentioned above (Zheng et al. 2011, 2015b).
