Sentence examples for too studies from inspiring English sources

It's also something that hits men too: studies predict about one dad in 10 has postnatal depression.

At the moment, though, China's research record is patchy, with too many trivial and pointless "me too" studies, and a disturbing amount of outright fraud.

Scotland's universities were also more reliant on UK grants too, studies from the Higher Education Statistics Agency suggested, providing 26% of their overall research funding compared 22% for the UK as a whole.

Here too, studies in 35-day-old and adult SCARKO testes indicate that, despite the formation of tight junctions, lanthanum may be seen in the adluminal compartment of some tubules.

Here, too, studies have been carried out until only a few years of age [ 71, 72].

Of course, it is also important to note that "me too" studies commonly claim to replicate high impact observations as a way of publishing follow-on observations.

At times, Wols's still lifes may seem too studied.

He, too, studied biology, and received his doctorate in 1986.

Inevitably, though, it's all too studied – and studied mannerisms just aren't sexy.

Nothing standard, nothing too studied, and leisurely breakfasts promising delicious surprises.

The museum staff members gazed, too, studying the tiny new worlds that Ms. Sze had conjured.