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More studies are needed, the authors said.
Here's what the authors said about how they can help.
More research is still needed, the authors said.
Now here is what the authors said about their works.
Still, more research is needed, the authors said.
The authors said that more study is needed on the subject.
However, further research is needed, the authors said.
The authors said nothing of substance was cut from the text.
However, there is still more research to be done, the authors said.
The authors said it may be necessary to criminalize“robotic rape”.
The cause of these effects is uncertain, the study authors said.
The world is not on track to achieve global targets to reduce harmful alcohol use,” the authors said, calling for more aggressive counter-measures such as higher taxes and a ban on advertising.
The purpose of the study was not simply to satisfy scientific curiosity, the authors said.
Caffeic acid, chlorogenic acid and caffeine- the three mostcommon components in coffee, the study authors said- helped reduce the abnormal protein deposits, but caffeic acid appeared most effective.
Yet little is known about these kids' long-term outcomes, the study authors said.
In the introduction to the Women's Bible, the authors said the chapters were meant to“scrutinise shifts in the Christian tradition, things that have remained concealed, tendentious translations, partial interpretations”.
These results need replication in other large scale prospective studies," the study authors said.
The authors said their findings“underscore the importance of maintaining adequate amounts of vitamin D in all human populations, either naturally or by supplementation, for sustaining both innate and acquired immunity against infection.”.
The discovery doesn't raise the risk of future eruptions at Yellowstone, the study authors said.
Globally, a total of 153 billion work hours were lost due to heat exposure in 2017,including seven percent of all labour time in India, the authors said, adding that the cost of keeping people safe from heatwaves was likely to balloon as our planet warms.
In the United States, it's estimated that an NAS infant isborn every 25 minutes, the study authors said.
Globally, a total of 153 billion work hours were lost due to heat exposure in 2017,including seven per cent of all labour time in India, the authors said, adding that the cost of keeping people safe from heatwaves was likely to balloon as our planet warms.
But even when this is taken into account,the benefits of regular exercise were clear, the authors said.
Moderate to vigorous activity included brisk walking or leisurely bicycling, the authors said in a university news release.
Families affected by addiction also may be more“socially chaotic,” the study authors said.
But they remained much higher than the pollution loads from municipal andindustrial sources, the authors said, singling out the Danube as the largest source.
That's an indication that potentially dangerous chemicals, called PFAS, were present in wrappers for popular items like burgers,burritos and pastries, the authors said.
These abnormal deposits(amyloid fibrils) are found in peoplewith type 2 diabetes, the study authors said.
While they may appear reserved,they're usually just respecting your privacy,” the report's authors said.
Chronic disease is the biggest health challenge of the twenty-first century,” the authors said.