Examples of using A study from the university in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A study from the University of Louisianna found so.
In fact, they are more likely todie of a heart attack than their male counterparts, according to a study from the University of Pennsylvania.
A study from the University of Surrey found that cycling can help control appetite.
Even stress-related physical complaints like headaches andbackaches can vanish for as much as five weeks after taking a vacation, according to a study from the University of Vienna.
According to a study from the University of Warwick, employees are 12% more productive when they are happy.
By contrast, fast-food wages in the United States are so low that half of the nation's fast-foodworkers rely on some form of public assistance, a study from the University of California, Berkeley found.
A study from the University of Bath, in England, found that moderate fasting aerobic exercise can facilitate fat loss;
Don't forget to set limits: a study from the University of Kansas showed that 50% of young children who accompany their parents to the supermarket ask them to buy something and only 50% of parents manage to resist.
A study from the University of Pennsylvania finds that self-discipline and time management isa better predictor of academic performance than IQ.
Our friend Michelle Konstantinovsky at HelloGiggles reported on a study from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, which found that in their sample of 1,900 women 50 and older, more than 60 percent of women said their body weight or shape negatively affected their lives and 13 percent admitted to having an eating disorder.
A study from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, shows that criminals are targeting their attackers for people who show poor coordination while walking.
A study from the University of Toledo observed 36 toddlers by inviting them to play in a room for 30 minutes with 4 toys or 16 toys.
A study from the University of Southampton claims that consuming salmon while pregnant can reduce the risk of asthma in children at the age of 3 years.
A study from the University of Indiana showed that only one or two out of a hundred children had problems serious enough to require specific treatment or surgery.
A study from the University of Wisconsin-Madison shows that while cats ignore our music, they are highly responsive to"music" written especially for them.
In 2013, a study from the University of California stated that people who smoke lose at least 1.2 minutes every time they light a cigarette because of its stimulating effects.
A study from the University of Chicago found that after just 4 nights of sleep deprivation your metabolism takes a beating and your body's insulin sensitivity is reduced by 30%.
A study from the University of Alabama in Birmingham published in September 2013 in the journal Stroke found that exercise could significantly reduce the risk of a stroke.
In a study from The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston(UTHealth), researchers didn't find a significant link between dairy fats(the saturated fats found in milk, cheese, butter, and yogurt) and cause of death.
A study from the University of California published in Law and Human Behavior tested undergraduate students' abilities to interpret statistical evidence as it would be presented in court by prosecution and defense attorneys.
For example, a study from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill published in 2009 found that women who took vitamins before or during pregnancy had a 57 percent lower risk of miscarriage compared to women who did not take vitamins.
A study from the University of Maryland School of Medicine found that when people relaxed and watched a funny movie, their blood vessels expanded up to 50% more than when watching a stressful movie.
In 2018, a study from the University of Newcastle in NSW found that farmers in rural parts of the state experienced“significant stress about the effects of drought on themselves, their families and their communities”.
In 2018, a study from the University of Newcastle in NSW and published inthe Medical Journal of Australia found that rural farmers there experienced“significant stress about the effects of drought on themselves, their families and their communities”.
In a study from the University of Stavanger in Norway, readers on Kindle struggled to remember plot details in comparison with those who read printed books, perhaps because the physical act of turning the pages helps our memories encode the words.
According to a study from the University of California, Berkeley, couples who use the word"we" and"us" during conflicts were better able to resolve arguments and suffered less stress from those arguments, compared to couples who used words like"I,""me," and"you.".
In a study from the University of Indiana, people who received workout advice through a game called Second Life reported more positive changes in healthy eating and physical activity than people who went to a traditional gym, even though weight loss was the same in both groups.
And a new study from the University of Washington revealed why they just might be right.