Sentence examples for today's studies from inspiring English sources
The results confirmed that the universe was born in an enormous explosion and sowed the seeds for today's studies of exactly how the infant cosmos evolved, says George Efstathiou of the University of Cambridge in the U.K. The spectrum measurement "verified beyond any reasonable doubt that the cosmic microwave background radiation was created very early in the universe's history," he says.
Today's studies come on the heels of a year of damning evidence for these pesticides: three separate studies in the last year confirmed that low-level exposures to neonicotinoids synergize with a common pathogen to dramatically increase bees' susceptibility to infection and the likelihood of death.
However, searching for specific remedies and reliable predictors within the pathophysiological mechanisms of sepsis is still the emphasis of today's studies [ 8, 9].
It is desirable that the trend of today's studies of bioleaching of natural ores be aimed to understand the factors influencing these phenomena if this technology is expected to reach industrial importance.
Although today's studies of microbial diversity are no longer prone to cultivation limitations of 1985, they are still predominantly framed around operational, technique-based definitions rather than a deep understanding of the underlying biology.
A big finding from today's study was the wide differences between ethnic groups.
The research is in its earliest stages; today's study included only 12 people, none of them obese.
An earlier part of today's study, published in 1998, found that women who already had coronary disease were not protected from heart attacks by taking estrogen.
Today's study calculated safety records as part of an effort to determine the relative roles of vehicles' weight, stiffness and height in causing damage to other vehicles.
The documents used for today's study came from the so-called Harmony database, an expansive catalogue of al-Qaida evidence maintained by the military.
