Examples of using One study found in English and their translations into Hebrew
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One study found that people who eat fish regularly have greater amounts of gray matter in the brain.
Page load times: One study found that 69 percent of mobile responsive website designs were deemed“unacceptable” when put to a speed test.
One study found that just three hours of meditation practice led to improved attention and self-control.
One study found that people who ate baked or broiled fish regularly had more grey matter in their brains.
One study found that curcumin improved symptoms of depression as well as an antidepressant over six weeks.
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One study found that 14% of the young people taking an antidepressant became aggressive and even violent.
One study found that 20% of teens have sent or posted nude or seminude photos of themselves online.
One study found that when you sleep, your body acts like a plumbing system and flushes“toxins” out of the brain.
One study found curcumin improved depression symptoms just as much as a pharmaceutical antidepressant over six weeks.
One study found that a daily dose of 10 grams of fenugreek seeds soaked in hot water may help control type 2 diabetes.
Sleep more: One study found that when pilots lost 15 hours of sleep over the course of a week, their cortisol levels increased by 50-80%.
For example, one study found a relevant relation between coffee drinking and lower cirrhosis risk with filtered coffee rather than with boiled coffee.
One study found that cannabidiol has important antiviral properties, especially when it comes to protecting the body from hepatitis C virus.
One study found that participants who ate chocolate experienced increased positive feelings, compared to participants who ate crackers.
One study found that subsidizing the purchase of vegetables encouraged shoppers to buy more vegetables, but also more junk food with the money they saved;
One study found that 56% of consumers are afraid of missing out on important news and events if they don't keep tabs on their social networks.
One study found that a man's physical attractiveness to women was increased when he was described as self-interested, manipulative and insensitive.
One study found that people with type 2 diabetes who took 400 IU of vitamin E daily reduced their risk of heart attack and of dying from heart disease.
In fact, one study found that a single injection of an immune activating substance could cause brain immune over-activation for over a year.
One study found that, providing there was adherence to a standardised treatment manual, the experience(or inexperience) of the therapist did not affect the outcome.
One study found that a supplement containing L-cysteine helped women with alopecia to regrow a significant amount of hair within only three months(14).
One study found that workers would rather say they committed a petty crime and spent time in jail than admit that they stayed at a psychiatric hospital.
One study found people who sat motionless for 20 minutes temporarily increased their calorie expenditure by 4%, compared to when they lay motionless.
One study found that two prominent features of OCD- overestimations of danger and inflated beliefs of personal responsibility- benefited equally from CBT.[12].
One study found that comedians and humour writers, as well as serious entertainers, actually die younger compared to other famous people who are not entertainers.
One study found that people had similar insulin responses after consuming 50 grams of table sugar, honey or high-fructose corn syrup every day for 14 days(29).
One study found that within just three months of use, 40 percent of tested mascara tubes had some creepy crawlies growing in them Incidence of fungi in shared-use cosmetics available to the public.
One study found that blood levels of the compound sulforaphane, which can help reduce cancer risk, were about 30% higher in subjects when they ate raw broccoli compared to cooked.
However, one study found that six components of psychological intervention- usual care, educational, behavioural, cognitive, relaxation and support- offered positive benefits in terms of clinical outcomes[16].
In fact, one study found that teaching low-income mothers to“reminisce in more elaborative ways” led to bigger improvements in narrative skills and story comprehension than an interactive book-reading program.