Examples of using Published study in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In an independent published study.
In a recently published study on… Categories: Kriminalisztika(Hírfigyelő).
In an independent published study.
A newly published study looks at how this has affected its inhabitants.
In an independent published study.
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The published study followed a whopping 12,000 obese or overweight patients in the USA over 40 months.
According to a recently published study.
A published study also found that polyphenolic compounds in acai berries reduced cancer cell increase.
This is also confirmed by a recently published study.
This is his most recent published study… everything checks out.
Researchers from Cornell University made this assertion in a recently published study.
This trial used PC-SPES from one single lot, but the published study does not indicate the lot number.
A large published study compared caffeine citrate with placebo in treating 2,006 premature babies with apnoea.
(CNN)- Researchers in Australia have developed a 10-minute test thatcan detect the presence of cancer cells anywhere in the human body, according to a newly published study.
There is only one published study in humans that used THC in nine patients with glioblastoma multiforme, an aggressive brain tumor.
(CNN)- Researchers in Australia have developed a 10-minute test that candetect the presence of cancer cells in any part of the human body, according to a recently published study.
A recently published study shows that massage therapy is actually more effective than standard medical treatment in relieving chronic lower back pain.
A new cancer-fighting combination of a ketogenic diet and an anti-tumor drug has yielded promisingexperimental results, according to a recently published study by an international team of researchers that also included Semmelweis University.
A published study comparing dating by Weeks Indicator with ultrasound(11-13 weeks) standard of care found that results agreed 97% of the time*.
When I saw the headlines about this recently published study on bone health saying“Vitamin D and calcium supplements may not lower fracture risk” I thought: Wait, that's news?
In a published study involving 85 premature babies who had had several episodes of apnoea, caffeine citrate was compared with placebo(a dummy treatment).
A recently published study, in which the vitamin D status of 6,995 people across Germany was determined, showed the following: many people have a poor vitamin D status.
In the now published study, Lelieveld and his colleagues first compared climate data from 1986 to 2005 with predictions from 26 climate models over the same time period.
A recently published study found that Facebook users over 65 years old were far more likely than other adults to share disinformation on social media.
In the large published study, 46% of babies given placebo(431 out of 932) died or had neurological disabilities compared with 40% of babies given caffeine citrate(377 out of 937).
A recently published study now holds, namely, certain Lifestyle factors that could increase the chances of getting a higher age without chronic health problems.
The published study showed that patients taking combinations of medicines that included Xeloda survived for a similar length of time as those taking combinations including 5-FU.
A recently published study calls attention to the fact that specialists should follow much closer the appearance and spreading of the Lyme spot, as it reveals a lot about the infection process.
In one published study, 20 HIV-infected patients with undetectable plasma viral load(< 200 copies/ ml) receiving indinavir 800 mg every 8 hours were switched in an open, cross-over design to indinavir/ ritonavir 400/ 100 mg every 12 hours.
In a recently published study(May 23, Science Advances) we worked with scientists from Australia, China, Japan, and the United States to assess how the rising carbon dioxide concentrations that are fuelling climate change could alter the nutritional value of rice.