Examples of using Published a study in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Last year, The New York Times published a study that the government had done.
In 2008 published a study in the Journal of Food Science suggested that eating apples can help your nervous health.
Some years ago, a psychologist published a study on human happiness.
Leibler also published a study on the threat post Zionism poses to the soul of Israel, titled Is the Dream Ending?
In September 2003, the Journal of Rheumatology published a study that compared older adults with arthritis.
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In 2007 he published a study that showed that giving mice with Down syndrome the Alzheimer's drug memantine could improve their memory.
Last year, The New York Times published a study that the government had done.
He recently published a study in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry that looked at kids from bipolar families who had only early signs of the disease.
Then, in August 1987[47],a relatively obscure Swedish journal published a study on the dangers of drinking and taking acetaminophen.
She and her colleagues published a study of 1,661 men living throughout the United States that found that 83 percent had penile lengths shorter than standard condoms.
If you read any media, you probably know thatin 1998, Andrew Wakefield published a study linking the MMR inoculation with autism.
Simultaneously, the Red Cross published a study explaining that in the past 29 years, natural catastrophes has doubled.
If you are exposed to any kind of mass media,you probably know that in 1998 Andrew Wakefield published a study linking the MMR inoculation with autism.
This interesting question has received a lot ofpublic comment since researchers at the University of Oxford published a study in March 2011 that compared cataract incidence with dietary intake.
Researchers in Denmark published a study of the seasonal effect of available daylight on myopia development among Danish school children.
In 2006, a team of researchers from Complutense University in Spain published a study in the journal Cancer Research that sheds further light on the matter.
This year he published a study that examined the brain scans of 57 highly hypnotisable people and found three significant changes in how their brains responded to hypnosis.
In 2003 Dunning and Joyce Ehrlinger,also of Cornell University, published a study that detailed a shift in people's views of themselves influenced by external cues.
The journal Phytomedicine published a study which showed that lavender oil was shown is as effective as the pharmaceutical drug lorazepam(Ativan).
Three years later, a Swedish-American team,led by Peter Eriksson of Sahlgrenska University Hospital, published a study in Nature that showed, for the very first time, that neurogenesis- the creation of new brain cells- was possible in adults.
She and her colleagues published a study of 1661 men living throughout the United States that found that 83 per cent had penile lengths shorter than standard condoms.
The government of India has discovered or published a study to show that this is the healthiest building in New Delhi.
Two years later, Israeli researchers published a study based on interviews with 16 of the country's 26 human rights groups, and said that more than 90 percent of their budgets came from Europe and the United States.
The British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology published a study on the effect of green leafy vegetables on blood circulation.
The journal Food and Chemical Toxicology published a study which discovered that the extract of dandelion leaf prevent and treat obesity-related NAFLD, and efficiently reduces the accumulation of fat in the liver and lowers insulin resistance.
The Technical University of Denmark published a study that concluded wearing wet underwear in the cold is not a good idea.
In 2010,Stanford professors Alan Sorenson and Jonah Berger published a study examining the effect on book sales from positive or negative reviews in The New York Times Book Review.
In 2010, Dr. Charles Grob,a Harbor-UCLA Medical Center psychiatrist, published a study in Archives of General Psychiatry that shows psilocybin has the potential to reduce anxiety in advanced-stage cancer patients.