Examples of using Study published in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A study published two years ago by Hanna Tuomisto of the University of Oxford and M.
Capitalising on existing initiatives for cooperation in cross-border regions-Commission study published in March 2018.
And another study published earlier this year suggested meditation can reduce brain aging.
Germany needs at least 260,000 new migrant workers per year until 2060 in order tomeet labor shortages caused by demographic decline, according to a study published on Tuesday.
A study published in 2013 analysed the impact of the storm using climate modelling.
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On the other hand, a separate Zweigenhaft study published in Political Psychology found middle- and later-borns are more likely to participate in protest demonstrations.
A study published last year in the journal Science suggested liquid water is present beneath the south polar ice cap of Mars.….
Furthermore, a study published indicates that by 2025, 1.8 billion people will suffer from scarceresources of water.
A study published in January of 2008 reported that 3.1 million Americans aged 12 to 25 used LSD.
Research, such as a study published in May 2015 in the journal BMC Dermatology, suggests that stress and psoriasis can be a vicious cycle.
A study published in the journal Science last year indicated that liquid water is present under the south polar ice cap of Mars.
A study published last October concluded that the upper limit of human age is peaking at around 115 years.
According to a study published in the Lancet 25% of men in Russia die before they the age of 55, and most of the deaths are due to alcohol.
A study published this year in the journal Environmental Pollution found that the carcinogenic chemical benzene can be present in many salons.
A study published in 2014 by neuroscientists based at the University of Minnesota suggested that rats are capable of feeling regret about their actions.
A study published in Obesity found that after a year of hourlong aerobic sessions six days per week, people lost only 3.5 pounds.
One study published in Obesity found that after a year of hourlong cardio sessions for 6 days per week, people only lost 3.5 pounds.
A study published last year revealed that exposure to e-cigarette advertising on television to young adults(ages 18-24) rose by 321% between 2011 and 2013.
A study published in the“Physiology and Behavior” journal suggests that 60 percent of the time people respond inappropriately to the feeling of thirst.
A study published last year in Oncotarget found that nicotine exposure caused cells to mutate in a manner similar to oxidative stress, a precursor to cancer.
Last year, a study published in Pharmacotherapy found that medical marijuana use decreased headache frequency from just over 10 a month to less than five.
One study published in the Psychology of Sport and Exercise showed that having friends with good exercise habits can impact your own habits.
But interestingly, a study published at the University of Delaware found that the color of the packaging accounts for close to 85 percent of the reason why someone purchases a product.
A study published in"Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine" demonstrated that giloy may help prevent negative side effects of radiation treatment.
However, a study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation revealed that the hormones in our stomach communicate directly with the brain, which creates a pleasurable sensation.
One study published in the Psychology of Sport and Exercise came to the conclusion that the exercise habits of your friends are likely to influence your own personal exercise habits.
A study published in 2013 in the journal BioMed Research International found that low testosterone levels may help predict if a man will develop insulin resistance or type 2 diabetes in the future.
A study published in the journal West Indian Medical Journal reported that coconut water was falling systolic pressure by 71% of participants and lowered diastolic blood pressure of 29% of participants.
A study published recently in the American Journal of Physiology-- Endocrinology and Metabolism revealed that insulin resistance in rats decreased more from exercise than from taking metformin, the leading diabetes drug.