Sentences with phrase «studies suggesting»

In fact, there have been many studies suggesting that taking a spiritual journey and getting in touch with God can help you to feel a greater sense of purpose.

Within several years of the NestlÈ disaster, WHO came out with its famous Code, an outpouring of studies suggesting the superiority of breastmilk hit the medical journals, and an international conference was convened to create the Innocenti Declaration, which could be considered the cornerstone of lactivism.

Organic crops have lower levels of nitrate than conventional crops, with some studies suggesting nitrate levels are 30 per cent lower.

Resistant starch is gaining momentum in the nutrition community due to emerging evidence in animal studies and some limited evidence in human studies suggesting that RS may positively affect body composition, favorably impact blood lipid and blood glucose levels and increase the amount of good bacteria in the colon, and may enhance satiety when consumed with whey protein.

Labeling will be costly for manufacturers, who will pass those costs on to consumers, they consistently argue (despite studies suggesting otherwise).

You'll point me to studies suggesting that learning the alphabet from singing puppets actually shortens kids» attention spans.

The White House and the Congressional Research Service both cited many research studies suggesting that patent litigation harms innovation.

«The theory is that if new industries that are not competitive are subsidized they will eventually mature and be able to function on their own,» said University of Guelph economist Glenn Fox at a conference last June, citing studies suggesting clean energy policies in Denmark, Germany and Spain are a drag on economic growth.

In hot markets like Toronto, recent studies suggest that more than half of unit sales go to investors — both foreign and domestic.

The Inmar study suggests companies still see the humble coupon — paper or otherwise — as the way to consumers» hearts.

Managers are more likely to overlook potential for advancement in female candidates, study suggests

The study suggests the formation of brand new self - regulatory organizations to oversee third - party apps, which would at least quiet some of the complaints of regulators.

Study after study suggests that vitamins can't fix dietary woes.

One study suggests nearly 70 % rank contributing to society as their highest priority.

Not only do you already get these ingredients from the food you eat, but studies suggest that consuming them in excess can actually cause harm.

A new study suggests that Dyson's Airblade line of hand dryers aren't as hygienic as earlier alternatives.

A review of studies suggests even where the impact of minimum wage increases is not «benign,» job loss evidence has to be weighed against what happens to the purchasing power of the remaining workers.

The practice of mainlining shows is becoming increasingly acceptable, although it's still an activity that incites complicated emotions, a new study suggests.

One study suggests that the worst impact of making more workers eligible for overtime would be not on the companies or their shareholders, but on the workers themselves.

«If the current bear does follow the average path in a broad sense, our historical study suggests 2011 could be a challenging year.

Another study suggests that during negotiations, women should emphasize their warmth and inclusiveness, and note how their team's success is related to their own.

But studies suggest that when taken in excess, antioxidants can actually be harmful.

According to a fascinating TED talk by Stanford University health psychologist Kelly McGonigal, new studies suggest the answer might be stress.

According to the American Press Institute, the findings from its study suggest that the issue of trust in the media «is more complicated than some may think.»

Studies suggest that megadoses of 2,000 milligrams of the vitamin or more can raise your risk of painful kidney stones.

And study after study suggests that poor dental health can lead to heart attacks and to vascular disease generally.

A 2014 study suggests that waiting an hour after fallout arrives to move to a better location that's within 15 minutes can be a smart idea in limited situations.

Other studies suggest improved memory retention in fasting individuals through a brain chemical called brain - derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF).

Unfortunately, a new study suggests this hope may be swimming against the currents of human psychology.

Solmi's large study suggests that isn't the case.

And as the number of telecommuters increases (studies suggest about 35 % of employees do some telecommuting, up from about 20 % four years ago), attitudes toward productivity are also changing.

Scientific studies suggest that some of our neural pathways slow down at this time, which means it's tougher to evaluate problems and make good decisions.

InsideSales.com recently published a study suggesting companies waste millions in time and resources on ineffective approaches to lead generation.

This new study suggests yes.

Studies suggest that even one more year of school means a 10 percent to 20 percent boost in income.

Findings from a Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD) study suggest companies» focus on employee retention fell in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

Several recent studies suggest that whether you're looking for weight loss or to improve your health, the best eating plans are based around vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins.

Very roughly, the study suggests that marketing produce as organic can have negative effects on consumers» attitudes and behaviour.

Yet a Walker study suggests this strategy is becoming less and less effective, and that by 2020 price and product will fall behind customer experience as the biggest brand differentiators.

We all know to wash our hands often to avoid getting sick, but a new study suggests that getting more sleep may be just as important in cold prevention.

But a recent study suggested their removal helped make crime even worse in neighborhoods where public - housing residents relocated.

The study suggests a couple of alternatives, giving examples of brands that have created their own communities.

Studies suggest a high - fat diet may also promote weight loss, dull hunger, and stave off age - related diseases.

A recent study suggests marketers abandon platforms with low reach and engagement, and instead turn to other social media sites and brand communities.

And as a recent study suggested, the line between brand promotion and cyber-stalking consumers is razor thin.»

A University of California, Davis study suggests focusing on the present may actually lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol.

Our study suggests the answer is no.

A new government - funded study suggests that addictive opioid painkillers may not be better than other, non-opioid kinds of drugs for treating chronic back pain and arthritis.

But studies suggest if the brain knows it can just access it again so easily, it's less likely to bother remembering the information itself!»

You might think that smart people are the ones who are able to fully tune out the world, but studies suggest that this isn't the case.