Sentence examples for study unearthed from inspiring English sources

The study unearthed valuable information on Northern Ireland's gas reserves and geothermal potential.

Napping during long shifts may be useful in some circumstances — though perhaps not as much as claimed in this novel study unearthed by The Onion.

In light of increasing rectal cancer rates, we're disgusted that, to the best of our knowledge, only ONE newspaper in Bergen County, NJ even mentioned the fact that the landmark CDC study unearthed such a significant rise in anally active teens and adults.

The current study unearthed a number of impediments that are decreasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the regulation of CAM products in Lebanon.

In addition to revealing a statistically significant correlation between infants born with higher levels of PFOS and PFOA and decreased birth weight and head circumference, the Johns Hopkins study unearthed a correlation between the compounds and the scores the babies earned on the ponderal index, which measures fetal body mass and can serve as a rough approximation of nutritional status.

There are two obvious responses, both essentially tied to economics rather than the inherent value of education as such or the ever-popular subplot about the merits of media studies unearthed in an alarmist report today from the right-leaning Civitas thinktank.

The so-called meta-study unearthed seven genetic variants, five of them new.

Previous morphological studies of unearthed foxtail millet grains (Fukunaga et al. 1997) indicated that grain shape was less affected by environmental conditions than was grain size.

In addition to millet, the plant remains collected from archaeological studies at unearthed sites in Taiwan revealed the existence of rice grains (Tsang et al. 2006; Hsieh et al. 2011; Tsang 2012; Li 2013; Tsang and Li 2015).

But he also made numerous trips to the Chinese mainland, where he studied ancient instruments unearthed from tombs and had replicas made.

The evidence uncovered by Jiang and his colleagues "is very convincing," says Janet Monge, an anthropologist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology who has studied the human remains unearthed at Pompeii.