Sentence examples for study pointing from inspiring English sources

Although the Bush campaign strongly disputed the RAND study, pointing to an earlier, more favorable RAND report, some parents, like Carol Holst, were not surprised.

A study pointing to health risks from G.M.O.'s had been discredited by scientists, but was contributing to a sense among some consumers that the technology is dangerous.

At the start of this year, a California study, pointing to a dramatic increase in the number of buildings lost to wildfire in recent decades, recommended the adoption of "more effective" Australian tactics representing "a more sustainable coexistence with fire".

In 2009, the economists Joseph E. Stiglitz and Amartya Sen, both winners of the Nobel Prize, published a study pointing to a number of ways in which measures of economic growth and well-being are in conflict.

We already cited many research projects in this study, pointing to conclusions that designing a science curriculum that is closer to students' interests may change their attitudes to and learning of the subject.

The pigment sample was found in a mollusk shell making part of the grave goods related to a female individual (ca. 25 30 years old) dating to the Early Formative Period (800 200 B.P .. Here, we display and discuss results on the first study pointing to the identification of orpiment [19].

The study points out that relative pollution levels vary according to the kinds of power plants.

As the researchers leading the study pointed out, these beliefs were not based on evidence.

And as the study points out, the "failure" is class-based.

A recent study pointed to another gene, vitamin K epoxide reductase, as a better predictor.

The study pointed to research about the powerful effect of branding, including nonverbal logos.