Sentences with phrase «studies shows»

Studies shows that when people are presented with facts and figures, smaller areas of the brain are activated which indicates that information is being processed.

While naps can help bad sleepers pay off their growing sleep debt, studies shows they can make even good sleepers more productive by boosting their ability to learn.

In fact, a stack of studies shows that more time with mom and dad makes close to no difference, she writes:

An ever growing pile of studies shows that a lack of face to face time with your fellow human beings will kill you as surely as fast food or cigarettes.

Studies show that checking texts and emails for even a minute or two at a time can add up to huge chunks of time every day.

A new study shows 40 percent of small business owners plan to make a hire in the next six months.

Several studies shown caffeine can help boost metabolism and encourage moderate, short - term fat burning.

Many studies show that a small glass of wine a day is good for your health.

But no long - term studies show caffeine helps with sustained weight loss.

Several studies show that when it comes to meetings, women are more likely to be interrupted, talked over, or have their ideas stolen by male colleagues.

Studies show that up to 70 percent of unhappy customers transform into loyal customers if the mistake has been fixed exceeding their expectations.

Studies show that boys tend to get their humanity hammered out of them around age five when they're told, «Don't cry.»

Google's study shows how AI - technology can be used to create new diagnostic tests to predict medical conditions by using data from existing tools.

There's an assumption on the part of many that the company's millennial user base isn't interested in news, and yet studies show that the demand for news - related content is higher than it has ever been.

The longitudinal study showed happiness depends on two things: «One is love,» he wrote.

Studies show that we produce more of it when we eat meat regularly.

Studies show that we should be breaking once every hour at least.

Studies show that working out a few times a week is not enough to fend off diseases.

A 2014 study showed that globally, workplace fraud is $ 3.7 trillion and theft is 5 %.

Added bonus: Studies show that attractive, healthy CEOs tend to boost their company bottom line, as well.

A new study shows that 74 percent of parents with adult children are continuing to help them financially.

... in 2015, University of Toronto sociologist Melissa Milkie published a study showing that the amount of time children aged 3 to 11 spent with parents had no measurable impact on their emotional well - being, behavior, or academic success.

Plus, study after study shows employees generally feel under - appreciated and are less productive than they could be because of a shortage of praise.

Studies show that Monday emails are the least likely to get a desired response.

One recent study showed that immigrants in New York were less likely than nonimmigrants to own a business that has been running for more than three - and - a-half years, and more likely to have shut down a business within the past year.

Solid EQ rests on your ability to accurately perceive the feelings of others, and this study shows your emotions can easily get in the way of your ability to do that.

A new study shows there is some reason for optimism, but also plenty of reasons for pessimism.

Studies show that you shouldn't run out of money at this rate, and you'll be able to increase your withdrawals to cover inflation.

But studies show power doesn't actually transform people, instead it turns up the dial on whatever they were before.

A new study shows just how critical minority businesses have been in digging the U.S. economy out of the recession.

Studies show that approximately half of employees have witnessed some kind of unethical behaviour in their organization, but very few report it.

If you've been instructed to follow the game carefully, studies show there's a shockingly high chance you'll miss the giant hairy intruder entirely.

Studies show that people who are able to pursue their passions at work experience flow, a euphoric state of mind that is five times more productive than the norm.

Recent studies show that 56 percent of Facebook users only log in using mobile devices.

In addition, several longitudinal studies show that screen time leads to unhappiness but unhappiness doesn't lead to more screen time.

Studies show that picking up a hobby and pursuing a passion can actually add eight hours of joy to a person's week.

Study after study shows that you'll more than make up for the time you lose snoozing with your increased productivity after you wake up.

Two new studies show the current is slowly weakening, so it's not threatening an instant ice age, but rather colder weather in Europe, higher sea levels on the U.S. east coast, and depleted fisheries.

That is what Jim Balsillie must be saying over last week's study showing two out of five BlackBerry owners would switch to an iPhone if they could.

Thanks in part to the craft beer boom, the beer industry has a bigger economic impact than that of wine or video games, studies show.

Numerous studies show that ongoing stress and sleep deprivation increase our risk for depression and other mood disorders.

Studies show that writing down your goals, making clear action steps and sharing those goals with supporters makes it 78 percent more likely that you'll achieve a goal than simply thinking about it.

A recent LinkedIn study showed more than one in three parents say they have skills and knowledge that they have not yet shared with their child, but that they felt could benefit their child's career.

The same studies show that investors who spend more time than others on sell decisions get better returns.

A Pew Research study shows that although users «like» their friends» content and comment on photos relatively frequently, most don't change their own status that often.

Studies show spending time among trees boosts the number of «killer cells» in the immune system that are key to beating infections and fighting cancer.

Studies show that visual information, when delivered well during a presentation, can capture and hold your audience's attention much better than if you use no images.

Three different studies showed that staffers who consistently attend frustrating meetings are more stressed and dissatisfied with their jobs than their counterparts.

(Studies show this will dissuade people from striking up a conversation).

A McKinsey study showed that 80 - 90 % of poorly - chosen prices are actually too low, meaning companies systematically underestimate what they can charge.