Sentences with phrase «more recent study looked»

[1] A more recent study looked at prebiotics — carbohydrates that serve as «food» for that good bacteria — noting after three weeks, those who took a daily prebiotic supplement had an easier time sorting through anxious and depressed feelings.

Not exact matches

Recent research has looked into the health consequences of that mismatch, tracking a group of study subjects for more than six years.

A recent story in The New York Times looks into a more recent study by Hall, which appears to confirm his preliminary findings.

A recent study by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission looked to find out if head - in - the - cloud dreamers were looked at with more skepticism by bankers.

In Raddon's recent study, Payments Insights: Rise of the Digital Pioneers, we find that consumers are increasingly engaged in payments technology, and more importantly, technology is driving some consumers to look away from traditional banking players.

The study, published in the March issue of American Journal of Public Health, looked at the behaviors of more than 1,200 current adult smokers and recent quitters in a virtual convenience store in which tobacco products were openly visible, hidden behind a cabinet or hidden with a graphic health warning sign on display.

For instance, look at the recent use of the Cosmic Evolution Survey, using the Hubble Space Telescope to study gravitational lensings [in which the gravitational pull of galaxies and dark matter bends the light from more distant objects] in an area of the sky nine times the apparent surface area of the full moon.

But recent research suggests that the sweet stuff may have a more direct impact: For every additional 150 calories of added sugar downed per person per day, the prevalence of diabetes rose by 1 percent, even after controlling for obesity, physical activity and calories from other foods, according to a large study looking at international data.

In fact, a recent study by Focht and colleague Tom Raedeke, PhD, found just what Gilbert discovered: When the instructors feedback focused on an exercise routines fitness or health benefits, participants felt better, enjoyed the class more, and were more motivated to return than when the instructor emphasized looking good or losing weight.

, recent studies shows that our brains are more likely to retain information and comprehend more clearly when we read on paper, which makes sense, since we've all become «skimmers» of online content (I was an English literature major, and now I skip over anything that looks like it's more than a five - minute read).

Even more, a recent meta - analysis of studies looking at protein intake immediately after exercising came with the conclusion that there is no significant connection between post-exercise protein consumption and muscle growth when the individual meets the daily requirements of protein intake.

More on that in a second, but first, let's look at a recent study that compared high - intensity cardio with low - intensity exercise (or what I call, «the LIE»).

Looking forward to more videos on the topic of DHA and EPA... seems like there are a lot of recent studies in this area!

I agree that there's lots of research that needs to be done — for example, there have been several interesting recent studies looking at the effects of dynamic warm - up activities as opposed to traditional static stretches, but more is needed to identify what works best for different activities and what the mechanisms are.

Now even more conservative groups are starting to question this connection, citing a recent study that showed higher saturated fat consumption didn't mean higher rates of heart disease when looking at large population studies.

Looking at direct comparisons, recent studies suggest that a high bar speed might transfer better to sprinting compared to similar exercises performed more slowly (Pareja - Blanco et al. 2014; Loturco et al. 2015a; Mora - Custodio et al. 2016), but older studies indicate that this is not always the case (Harris et al. 2008; Blazevich & Jenkins, 2002).

A recent study finally puts some scientific numbers to show that people who are more beautiful are generally happier than people who look average or are ugly.

Atlanta — Recent developments in the study of brain growth will allow educators within the next five years to look at the reasons youngsters do and do not learn and to be much more responsive to their needs than ever before, according to an educator who worked with biophysics researchers in the area of brain growth and education — a relatively new and still controversial field.

A recent study of the Texas program, which enrolls more than 224,000 children, looked at the effects of the program by third grade and concluded that it had a «substantially meaningful» impact, and that children who attended saw increased scores in math and reading and decreases in grade retention and special education services.

More recent studies from the Educational Testing Service, Notre Dame, and Stanford looked at the same data sets and came to similar conclusions.

According to a recent story in The Courier News, Potter «hints that the study is concluding that the impact of these wild cats is far more malevolent than that of the Chicago area's bigger and more malevolent - looking, but far less numerous, coyotes.»

A recent study at Berkeley Animal Care Services in California took a look at whether or not obtaining DNA tests on dogs in the shelter... Learn More

The recent paper by Kate Marvel and others (including me) in Nature Climate Change looks at the different forcings and their climate responses over the historical period in more detail than any previous modeling study.

This instrument delivers important, and sobering, studies — such as the recent finding that as anthropogenic (human - caused) warming occurs, lakes naturally emit more methane which accelerates the warming further (or makes our cuts in emission worth more, if you want to look at the positive side).

For example, as more recent studies have deepened the little ice age around 1600 - 1700, the concurrent temperature recovery is steeper (e.g. Hegerl 2007 and Moberg 2005) such that without the graft of the black line, these proxies make the 20th century look like part of the fairly linear temperature increase since 1700 or at least 1800.

More than that, when my colleagues and I studied 336 physicians» use of research, we found that while only a third of them took advantage of the complete access we provided them for a year, fully half of what they looked at (an article - a-week on average) was recent enough to fall within the 12 - month embargo period.

In fact, our recent study looking at customer engagement found that banks that offer «protecting the customer» products have 13 per cent higher customer engagement scores compared to the average, meaning they stay longer and are more likely to recommend to others.

The most recent study looked at teenage drivers» tendency for potentially risky behavior with passengers present as compared to driving alone and piggy backed on another report from May 2012 by the AAA Foundation covering how the probability for a fatal crash increased with 16 and 17 year old drivers carrying one or more passengers.

The launch comes on the heels of a recent Pew Research Center study that found that Latino cell phone users are significantly more likely than other groups to use their cell phone to look for health information: 25 percent of Latinos do so, compared with 15 percent of non-Latino whites.

According to a recent study, women taking hormonal contraceptives, and their male partners, display more «mate retention» tactics (i.e., doing things to keep their partners from straying, such as looking especially sexy or showcasing resources) compared to women, and male partners of women, who do not take hormonal contraceptives.

A recent study suggests that both men and women actually pay more attention to faces than they do to bodies when looking for a long - term lover.

A recent study published in the journal Evolution and Human Behavior looked at the types of male and female faces young adult women find more attractive as a function of their relationships with their parents.1

According to a recent study published in the journal Developmental Psychology, the answer is fairly simple: back off.1 Because the more your push your kid to let you «in» (e.g., via questions or looking through their room, for example), the more your kid is going to shut you out.

A recent study of the Texas program, which enrolls more than 224,000 children, looked at the effects of the program by third grade and concluded that it had a «substantially meaningful» impact, and that children who attended saw increased scores in math and reading and decreases in grade retention and special education services.

A recent study by James Heckman, an economist and Nobel laureate at the University of Chicago, looked at a long - running program called the Nurse - Family Partnership and studied outcomes for children of more than 700 women in the Memphis area who participated in the early 1990s.

One recent study looking at two decades worth of research on more than 1,000 married American couples found that those who shared equally in making decisions were more likely to have happy, low - conflict marriages than those who did not.

Two recent studies looked at who initiates divorce more often, men or women.

A recent study by Constant Contact looked at more than 2.1 million customer e-mails that were sent to more than 100 recipients over a 13 week time span to find out which e-mails had the highest click - through rate.

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