Conveniently,
that post links to studies, but not the IWPR's analysis, but rather to a brief commentary by a researcher from the Economic Policy Institute in 2011 that doesn't mention what a higher wage will do to poverty levels.
Can
you post a link to this study, because I have seen many others that put the odds significantly higher.
Feel free to
post any links to studies though!
Rather than say this, why not
post a link to a study that shows, as you claim, that eating meat is bad for you and that a low fat, high starch diet is superior to a high fat, low carb diet for treating diabetes.
A belated but sincere thanks for
posting the link to that study on soil erosion in North Dakota back in the November 2017 Unforced Variations (# 55).
Not exact matches
The
study suggests that excessive soda consumption could be indirectly
linked to the deaths of as many as 180,000 people every year, including 25,000 Americans, The Washington
Post reports.
One Swedish
study cited by the Washington
Post found the chronic stress of a bad boss was
linked to an elevated risk of heart disease — and the longer you work for that person, the worse the problem seems
to become.
The median ad
post text is only 14 words long, while the
link description is around 18 words, according
to one
study of 37,000 + Facebook ads.
Guest
post and testimonials or case
studies are essential
link building strategies but in my opinion finding quality sites
to do them is difficult and its better that you introduce some of the best websites you know that can be used.
Rand Fishkin and his team have done
studies that suggest that Google rewards sites that
link out
to authoritative sites that are relevant
to the topic of your page or
post.
I should point out the
links I
posted elsewhere aren't
to «scientific hypotheses» but rather web pages that cite sources for
studies or as reference
to their discussions.
You should have seen the
study posted yesterday that
links spirituality without religion
to mental illness.
Thanks for your civility and thoughtfulness, for shedding new light on things I thought I'd already figured out, for opening cans of worms that often made the discussions much more interesting than my original
posts, for listening
to my occasional rants, and for bringing your own unique backgrounds,
studies, experiences, and
links to the conversations.
Look... I can
post things too; «Being «Born - Again»
Linked to More Brain Atrophy:
Study http://www.philly.com/philly/health/132456883.html"
Maybe you should
link these so called
studies in your
posts... I'm willing
to be they have small sample sizes, use highly abnormal cases, or have agendas.
Please
post links to the «overwhelming amount of
studies» that show that «home birth is safer than birthing in a hospital».
There are other
studies mentioned at the bottom of this page: http://diabetes.diabetesjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/48/7/1389 and this one: http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/319/7203/147 I
linked to both articles in the
post itself.
I did a
post on how stay at home moms can use blogging
to make a bit of extra money that did really well a few years ago (http://www.blogtyrant.com/stay-home-moms-make-good-money-blogs-online-business/) and I think I might edit that
post to include a
link to this case
study.
Yesterday, I
posted the
link to an article written by Melissa Bartick (a co-author of the
study published in Pediatrics) called «Peaceful Revolution: Motherhood and the $ 13 Billion Guilt» on both my personal Facebook page as well as the SortaCrunchy Facebook page.
Without
links to actual
studies, I find it difficult
to digest someone's arguments that appear
to be more like ranting and bullying (I'm referring
to Dr T's
posts, not your above one) than proper analyses of scientific research.
There was only one
link to a
study in your above
post.
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Note that the
study did NOT break out HOW people saw political news; even if a story came from the Washington
Post, many may actually have encountered it via a
link posted on Facebook, something that would take extra questions
to dig out.
Fifth, the right wing websites, who would never be caught dead reading a hostile left wing website and who would never read anything written by actual scientists (who they consider
to either be part of the liberal elite or part of an ill - defined conspiracy), never hear about what poor science the
study they're celebrating actually is, and go right on believing that their anti-global warming position is so obviously correct that everyone else must either be fools or conspirators.I believe the
link pfft
posted is step three.
Teens work very hard
to create a favorable online image through careful selection of which photos, activities and
links to post on Facebook and Instagram, according
to a recent
study from the University of California, Irvine.
It has been updated with a
link to the
study posted online today in Science.
In addition,
studies have
linked dehydration
to delayed onset muscle soreness, or muscle pain that occurs 12 - 24 hours
post exercise.
Details of these
studies (see
Study links processed table salt
to autoimmune disease, Shaking Out Clues
to Autoimmune Disease (National Institutes of Health), and [Refined] Salt
Linked to Autoimmune Diseases), are discussed in detail in the
post, WHOLE FOODS & SALT: HOW MUCH, AUTOIMMUNITY, & IODINE?
If you want direct
links to the
studies Drs. Hyman and Malhotra talks about, you'll find all those in my three
posts listed below.
Thanks for
posting this
link to the McMaster
study.
I will be sharing your
study on my Thoughts on Friday
Link love
post and getting it out there
to the Real Food community!
The fourth
link is a short, written
post about the Harvard
studies, where he responds
to some (unintentionally) hilarious criticisms from «The Meat Institute».
I
posted a
link to the the relevant video with the said
study available in the sources cited section.
I am
linking below
to a
post he did recently reviewing a
study which found a benefit
to cables over machines in terms of muscle recruitment.
A fascinating blog
post and video (
linked below) published by Dr. Greger discusses a scientific
study which compares a solid meal of fruit with glasses of water
to drink, versus a smoothie made with the same fruit and water into a smoothie.
Clink on the
links in the text above for full bibliographic details of the two
studies referred
to in the blog
post.
After looking at each
link, I found that not a single
link you
posted is a
link to a controlled
study comparing a vegan diet
to a high fat, low carb diet.
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but with each video
posted on this website, there is a «Sources Cited» button with
links to the
studies that support the findings discussed in each video.
Lots of free online social media
posts linked to the OCR Business
Studies GCSE 1 - 9 course.
The aspiration
to have teachers complete
post graduate
study is a step in the right direction as they are given the opportunity
to link theory and practice
to their own teacher / leadership experience.
On Top of the News Teacher bonuses not
linked to better student performance,
study finds 09/21/10 The Washington
Post
and education blogs across the country have been asked
to post the following message and
link about an important
study that is being conducted about teachers and the Election of 2016.
For those interested in a more in - depth treatment of these topics, each page concludes with a list of
links to related books,
studies, white papers, essays, and blog
posts.
I asked her
to write a guest
post for you all summarizing the fully
study (
linked again here).
There are also
links to previous Published & Profitable blog
posts that contain downloadable PDF mind maps of recent nonfiction books for you
to print and
study.
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post featuring book - and publishing - related news,
links to interesting articles and opinion pieces, and other cool stuff Book News After Eight Year Slump, 2015 Bookstore Sales Rise (Publishers Weekly) 92 % of college students prefer print books
to e-books,
study finds (Los Angeles Times) Simon &... Read more»
Here's a blog
post with
links to a few
studies: http://goodmenproject.com/newsroom/the-harriet-potter-effect-or-why-we-prefer-male-characters/ If you look at the Top 100 for the epic fantasy genre, too, you'll see it's dominated by male authors.
Nicholas, thanks very much indeed for dropping by and sharing your
links — I feel like a kid in a candy store reading the
linked posts, and am looking forward
to printing out and
studying all of the material that you've compiled.
News & Notes is a weekly Saturday
post featuring book - and publishing - related news,
links to interesting articles and opinion pieces, and other cool stuff Book News Boys who grow up around books earn significantly more money as adults, says a new
study in the Economic Journal.
News & Notes is a weekly Saturday
post featuring book - and publishing - related news,
links to interesting articles and opinion pieces, and other cool stuff Book News Harry Potter fans less likely
to favor Trump, says a University of Pennsylvania
study.