Sentences with phrase «pieces of research ever»

By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley About 18 months ago, as soon as I heard of Dr. Richard Müller's Berkeley Earth Temperature project, I sent an email to several skeptical scientists drawing their attention to his statement that he considered his team's attempt to verify how much «global warming» had occurred since 1750 to be one of the most important pieces of research ever to be conducted in the history of science.

I know that the China Study is the largest piece of research ever carried out in the field of epidemiological nutrition, but not how to sum up the overall pro vs contra balance.

Finally, in what might possibly be the most unusual piece of research ever produced about summer reading, emergency room doctor Stephen Gwilym and his colleagues noticed in 2005 that traffic in their pediatric trauma center had plummeted on certain July weekends... the same weekends that new Harry Potter books were released.

likeithot... Every single paper or piece of research ever done, and every one that ever will be done, can be done better.

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MFS, the Boston - based mutual fund company, explained in a research piece this week, «To sum up, it looks as though the UK's decision to leave the EU could be the beginning of a large, protracted process in which dissatisfaction with the effects of three decades of globalization is being expressed in ever more impactful ways.»

It rly is one of the worst pieces of research I've ever seen published.

These milk proteins have also been linked to cancer and heart disease by The China Study, the biggest piece of nutrition research ever undertaken.

Here you can research the new Volkswagen car or SUV that you'd like to purchase, and with our «Piece of Mind» pricing, it's easier than ever to buy a pre-owned vehicle from us.

His use of blown glass is an effort to explore materials that allow for both an aesthetic and emotional experience to create a piece that's sinister and somehow active while remaining functionally inert; he cites seeking out images of parasites and viruses as part of his research process for this piece, inspired by their ability to alter the space and living bodies around them without ever fully revealing themselves.

Hopefully Tony, Theresa May will use Trump's withdrawal on the emissions front to scrap the UK emissions act — the most expensive, ill - researched, thoroughly idiotic piece of legislation ever foisted on the UK public.

The PNAS paper is published in a field in which none of the authors have ever published a single piece of prior research.

A best piece of advice from that anyone would ever give an individual who is looking for a job is to conduct a thorough research on a company that he or she is planning on applying to.