Examples of using One recent study in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In one recent study, more than 60 percent of children worried they might be killed, and 19 percent sometimes wished they were already dead.
They can then search patients' backgrounds for contributing factors as obvious as smoking or for unexpected links,like beverage temperature, as one recent study suggested.
But one recent study found that a phytoncide from Korean pine trees improved the health and bacterial make-up of pigs.
This is a pretty big"if," given that most estimates peg the Kuiper Belt'smass at less than 10 percent that of Earth(and one recent study put the figure at 0.02 Earth masses).
One recent study found that drinking small to moderate amounts doesn't alter cognitive ability, working memory, or motor skills in young adults.
Python has risen in popularity due toGoogle's investment in it over the past decade(in fact, one recent study has shown Python to be the most commonly taught programming language in U.S. schools).
Depression: One recent study showed the Acetyl-L-Carnitine can have the same effects as an antidepressant medication called fluoxetine on elderly patients with depression.
If change becomes self-sustaining, our children and grandchildren will inherit an atmosphere irreversibly out of control,with inexorably rising temperatures that could, according to one recent study, render half of Earth's currently occupied land uninhabitable- literally too hot to bear- by 2300.
One recent study in Germany on secondhand vapor from e-cigarettes prompted Dr. Glantz to write on his blog,“More evidence that e-cigs cause substantial air pollution.”.
One recent study compared adults who actively spent less than two hours a day in front of a screen with those who habitually spent more than four hours a day sitting.
In one recent study, even children in their first year of secondary school recognised how being kind can make you feel“better as a person… more complete”, leading to feelings of happiness.
One recent study covered by MNT, for instance, suggests that microglia- which are specialized cells that belong to the brain's immune system- are more active in women, meaning that women are more exposed to chronic pain than men.
One recent study suggests that for the average wine drinker, the vintage year may not be as significant for perceived quality as had been thought, although wine connoisseurs continue to place great importance on it.
One recent study- led by UniSA in collaboration with Imperial College London in the United Kingdom and the University of Ioannina in Greece- found that high iron levels protect against anemia and prevent high cholesterol.
One recent study from Harvard Medical School found that women who used tanning beds at least four times a year between high school and age 35 were 15 percent more likely to develop skin cancer than non-users.
In fact, one recent study published in BMJ Open found that a whopping 60% of calories in the average American's diet can be traced back to“ultra-processed” foods that contain additives like hydrogenated oils and emulsifiers.
One recent study found that if you swap 5 percent of the saturated-fat calories you get from red meat, cream and butter for calories from vegetable oils, nuts and seeds, you cut your risk of death from heart disease by 13 percent.
One recent study showed a slowdown in Atlantic Ocean currents, perhaps linked to glacial melt from Greenland, that caused a four-inch rise in sea levels along the Northeast coast in just two years, from 2009 to 2010.
One recent study found that the average global temperature would rise another 3.2° by the end of the century even if human carbon emissions dropped to zero tomorrow, a scenario that is, of course, extremely unlikely.
One recent study found that consumption of regular soda caused increases of more than 100 percent in both liver fat and skeletal fat- alarming statistics, considering that excess liver fat can lead to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
One recent study of 125 children and teens with ASD found that those who took larger doses- from 2 milligrams to 5 milligrams- of prolonged-release melatonin for 13 weeks were sleeping about an hour longer per night, with fewer sleep disturbances.
One recent study found that bone loss during weight loss was not reversed when weight was regained, which suggests that repeated cycles of losing and gaining weight may lead to significant bone loss over a person's lifetime(52).
One recent study in the International Journal of Reproductive Biomedicine found black cohosh, along with a few other herbs used in Iranian medicine, to be an effective alternative treatment for women experiencing hot flashes.
One recent study found that bone loss during weight loss was not reversed when weight was regained, which suggests that repeated cycles of losing and gaining weight may lead to significant bone loss over a person's lifetime.
One recent study for Tanzania concluded that an annual investment of $100 million in adaptation for smallholders- encompassing support for small-scale irrigation, terracing, rural roads and research- would prevent annual losses of several hundreds of millions of dollars.
One recent study found that when children aged nine and under were taught music for just one hour a week, they exhibited a higher ability to learn both the grammar and the pronunciation of foreign languages, compared to their classmates who had learned a different extracurricular activity.
One recent study of 53 elderly men with sarcopenia, a loss of muscle caused by aging, found that those who took 15 grams of collagen daily, in addition to lifting weights three times per week for 3 months, gained significantly more muscle and lost more fat than those who only lifted weights.
And one recent study, funded by the National Dairy Council, found that when women consumed yogurt every day for nine weeks, they had reduced inflammatory markers in their blood-- findings that suggest a mechanism by which yogurt might be helpful in fighting off cold symptoms.
One recent study of elite opinions in Southeast Asia found that 59.1 percent believe U.S. power is waning, a further 21.2 percent regard Washington's influence as unchanged, and an alarming 68 percent feel U.S. engagement with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN) under U.S. President Donald Trump has deteriorated.