Sentence examples for the study dubbed from inspiring English sources

A Rand Corporation study for the Pentagon detailed how Mexico's Zapatista rebel movement in 1994 used publicity tactics -- a "social netwar," the study dubbed it -- to generate support abroad for its campaign against the North American Free Trade Agreement.

The study, dubbed ENHANCE, did show a reduction in LDL levels for patients on Vytorin.

The study, dubbed Priotab (Pedophilia at Risk-Investigations of Treatment or Biomarkers), has been approved by Swedish regulators.

The study dubbed the "Airline Quality Rating" (AQR) shows slight declines by most measures and close to a 5% drop in the percentage of on-time arrivals between 2003 and 2004.

In a study dubbed The Great Elephant Census, researchers counted the savanna elephant populations in 18 African countries.

Funded by the Pentagon, which is eager to know what makes men fight and choose sides, the pair have shown that foes "grow" larger when they hold a handgun, or if they're known to be risk takers (a study dubbed the "Crazy Bastard Theory").

Ridker has been making news for a year with his study, dubbed Jupiter, which showed that the statin drug Crestor cuts the rate of heart attacks and strokes in people with low cholesterol but high levels of c-reactive protein (CRP), a blood test that measures inflammation.

For instance, a landmark study dubbed HYENA (Hypertension and Exposure to Noise near Airports) assessed the relationship between noise from aircraft and road traffic near airports and its implications for hypertension.

And CB Insights' study, dubbed its first-ever University Entrepreneurship Report, found that Stanford's power is not just something that seems big anecdotally — it can actually be quantified.

In a multimillion-dollar global neuro-marketing study dubbed Project Buyology, I decided to peer inside consumers' brains to find out.

The star the researchers studied, dubbed MWC 480, lies about 450 light-years from Earth in the constellation Taurus.