英語 での Researchers from the university の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Researchers from the University of Victoria in Australia recently analysed 26 previous scientific studies that linked alcohol to prostate cancer.
Researchers from the University of California analyzed the results of 253 studies and found that we only spot about half the lies we're told(53% to be exact).
Now, researchers from the University of Oulu in Finland have found that a mineral with a perovskite crystal structure has the right properties to extract energy from multiple sources at the same time.
Researchers from the University of Minnesota and Israel's Weizman Institute of Science have figured out a way to use the element Boron to coax water into producing hydrogen gas.
Researchers from the University of Liverpool wanted to explore the effect of changes in economic conditions on changes in life expectancy in local authorities(LAs) over a period of ten years of rising prosperity in England(1999- 2008).
For the study, researchers from the University of Pittsburgh scanned the brains of 91 participants with an average age of 87, who did not suffer from any form of dementia.
These musicians performing on the Indian instruments were not credited and remained anonymous for until they were tracked down in June 2017 by researchers from the University of Liverpool.
According to Fox News, researchers from the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom claim that"rogue waves" are responsible for sinking hundreds of ships and ending thousands of lives in the 270,000 square mile section of the Atlantic Ocean.
Researchers from the University of Surrey in England studied 335 women between the ages of 20 and 64 over the course of three months to determine the effects of the vitamin D2 or vitamin D3 that was provided in their food, or neither of the two.
Researchers from the University of Illinois, Chicago, found that young women with normal or low weight who believed they were too heavy were more likely to pursue unsafe weight-loss behaviors than those who were able to assess their weight status accurately.
Researchers from the University of Zürich in Switzerland found that employees who allow their work to seep into their personal lives feel more emotionally exhausted and have a lower sense of well-being, compared with those who maintain a clear separation between work and their personal lives.
Researchers from the University of London reporting in The Lancet reveal that if you have a very stressful job and are not given the freedom to make decisions, your chances of experiencing a heart attack are 23 percent higher compared to people of similar age whose jobs are less stressful.
Researchers from the University of East London and Westminster found that those who drink about half a liter of water before focusing on their mental task are accelerating their reaction time by 14% compared to those who did not drink.
A study conducted by researchers from the University of Southern California found that the vapor produced by a popular brand of e-cigarette contained toxic levels of certain metals far greater than those found in the smoke of traditional cigarettes.
Most recently, researchers from the University of Michigan, collaborating with researchers in Israel, compared the use of statins among 1,953 patients who were diagnosed with colorectal cancer and 2,015 other people who did not have the disease.
Dr. Yanagida has received a 3-year research grant from the Okinawa Prefectural Government enabling him and researchers from the University of the Ryukyus and Kyoto University to analyze Okinawan foods such as Ukon and Tankan for metabolites that could activate the gene associated with longevity.
Researchers from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles say that periodic, prolonged fasting- that is, not eating for between two and four subsequent days at a time- not only protects against immune system damage, but it also promotes immune system regeneration, particularly in patients who are already immuno-compromised.
Regarding situations of danger, in 2005 a study carried out by researchers from the University of Washington revealed that there is an area of the brain that acts as an alert system in case of risk, which is able to warn us, but has also the ability to‘detect0 new threats.
In the first study of its kind in the United Kingdom, researchers from the University of Surrey examined the iodine content of 47 milk-alternative drinks(including soya, almond, coconut, oat, rice, hazelnut and hemp, but excluding those marketed specifically at infants and children) and compared it with that of cows' milk.