Examples of using Harvard study in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Harvard Study.
Two or more cups of coffee eachday could protect against heart failure, according to one Harvard study.
Harvard Study of Adult Development.
That's according to a new Harvard study spanning 10-years.
The Harvard Study of Development.
In 1967, after similar work following up on heroin addicts, he discovered the Harvard Study, and his jaw dropped.
The Harvard Study of Adult Development.
Despite the original intention to end the study after two decades, and despite financial trouble after Grant pulled out in 1947, it continues to this day(still known as the Harvard Grant Study,although officially renamed the Harvard Study of Adult Development).
Harvard study on happiness.
The most worrying figure in the Harvard study concerns the ability of the middle class to pay its rent.
Harvard Study demonstrates that fluoride lowers IQ.
Harvard study: Caffeine may lower risk of suicide.
A Harvard study compared the effect of 6.5 hours of blue light exposure versus green light.
The Harvard Study of Development's might be the longest continuousstudy of adult life ever.
A Harvard study found that people spend 46.9% of their time thinking about things other than what they are doing.
The Harvard Study of Adult Development is one of the longeststudies of adult life ever done.
The Harvard study of adult development is the longest study of adult life that's ever been done.
The Harvard Study of Adult Development is possibly the longeststudy of adult life that's ever been done.
The Harvard Study of Adult Development is one of the longeststudies of adult life ever done.
The Harvard study of adult development is the longest study of adult life that's ever been done.
A 2011 Harvard study found that music performed by robotic drummers and other machines often strikes our ears as being too precise.
The Harvard study statistically ruled out the possibility of reverse causation- that healthy people go to church more than unhealthy people.
Even crazier, the Harvard study, which looked at 20,000 women over the course of 13 years, determined that those who drank two glasses of wine daily were 70 percent less likely to be overweight.
A Harvard study shows that people who live in a state of high anxiety are four and a half times more likely to suffer sudden cardiac death than non-anxious individuals(Dawachi et al. 1994).
According to a Harvard study by Daniel Cramer, M.D. and others, when dairy consumption exceeds the levels of enzymes needed to break down galactose, it builds up in the blood and can affect the ovaries.
A Harvard study published in 2007 found that working men who regularly nap- for at least half an hour, at least three times a week- were less likely to suffer from coronary heart disease.
And a Harvard study from 2009 found that people who lost their job were more likely to develop a new problem, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart disease in the next year or two than those who didn't.
He was the editor of the Harvard Studies in Medieval Jewish History and Literature(in three volumes), won a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1989, and was a fellow of both the American Academy for Jewish Research and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.