Examples of using In a recent study in English and their translations into Arabic
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In a recent study that was produced out of Dalhousie University,
In a recent study, the Swiss Coordination Centre for Educational Research(CSRE) reviewed cantonal measures and noted that gender equality is
As highlighted in a recent study of the Geneva Association on insurance economics, economic losses in 2011 were unprecedented and set a new record for insured economic losses of at least $105 billion.
In a recent study conducted by the Medical Research Council of South Africa, more than a quarter of South African men admitted having committed rape, 46 per cent of them more than once.
In this context, in a recent study on overland heroin trafficking routes and the spread of the human immunodeficiency virus(HIV) in south-east Asia, a new trafficking route was identified within China.
Using the definition of pollution abatement equipment given in a recent study by the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the UNCTAD secretariat estimated
In a recent study together with colleagues,
In a recent study conducted by the CDC, a cohort from North Dakota was enrolled and asked to self-report historical consumption of game meat, and participation in other activities that could cause lead exposure.
One hundred percent of the 60 women of color interviewed in a recent study by Joan C. Williams at UC Hastings reported facing racialized gender bias, including being mistaken for the janitorial staff.
In a recent study conducted to investigate the effectiveness of DMAA in the burning of fat, 32 healthy adults who had ingested one capsule of its supplement daily for 14 days experienced a significant fat loss.
In a recent study, the International Energy Agency(IEA) points to the fact that nearly one-third of global energy demand and almost 40 per cent of worldwide CO2 emissions are attributable to industrial activities.
In a recent study, trade flows between the Palestinian territory, its Arab neighbours, Israel and the rest of the world were estimated under the assumption of a complete removal of current restrictions on trade.
In a recent study, the Joint Inspection Unit(JIU) commented that,
In a recent study, ILO had estimated that nearly half of people living outside their own countries in 2010 were economically active; in many countries 10 per cent or more of the workforce was now foreign-born.
In a recent study, it was found that children were told by the commanders that they had to provide food or means to acquire it by themselves, a clear encouragement to looting families and communities.
In a recent study of legal measures and tax incentives for R & D in India, Japan and the Republic of Korea, Pawan shows that already in the early 1950s Japan began tax incentive programmes for technological development.
The benefits of globalization and economic liberalization were clear: in a recent study, the World Bank had found that growth was twice as fast in developing countries that integrated rapidly as in those that integrated more slowly.
In a recent study on the impact of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission(ACCC), the authors conclude that the ACCC has had a significant impact on the business community in Australia and its compliance with competition law.
In a recent study, Children and Truth Commissions, the UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre and the International Centre for Transitional Justice recognized that children have a right to express their views and to be considered in such processes.
The Procurator-General's Office has stated in a recent study that out of 7,903 judgements handed down by military criminal courts from early 1992 to mid-1994, 4,304 were convictions and 4,103 of those were for violations of internal military regulations.
