Examples of using Recent research in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Recent research has suggested that 1 in 5 two-year-olds never eat their vegetables,
Recent research from the University of Queensland in Australia used 21 vacuum cleaners of various brands and ages in a small enclosed tunnel.
Recent research suggests that mandrill populations north and south of the Ogooué river are so genetically different as to be separate subspecies.
A recent research evaluates that China will become the biggest player in facial recognition technology both as a consumer and a provider.
However, recent research has been able to show that autophagy is more likely to be used as a tumor suppressor according to several models.
Recent research out of Ryerson University in Toronto supports Dr. Richardson's assertion that couples sleep better when they sleep apart.
These failed predictions, as well as recent research into the effects of water vapor on temperatures,
Meditation- Recent research by Fredrickson and her colleagues has revealed that people who meditate daily display more positive emotions that those who do not.
However, more recent research has shown that the relationship between sodium
Recent research suggests which bad fats(Trans fats)
However, recent research into the age of megaliths in Brittany strongly suggests a far older origin,
In fact, Recent research suggest that having a viral load undetectable makes it practically impossible for people living with HIV to transmit HIV.
Recent research suggests it may have other benefits,
By utilising the most recent research, we fast-track the latest information into the classroom.
Recent research estimates that China will become the biggest player in facial recognition technology both as a consumer and a provider.
Recent research suggests that bad fats(trans fats)
Recent research has shown that we are experiencing more storms with higher wind speeds,
In this analysis of recent research, Mary joined a UK-wide a team led by Stuart Allardyce,
Recent research however, suggests it may have other benefits,
Recent research on a newly found manuscript suggests the Austrian Benedictine monk Edmund Angerer(1740- 1794) to be the author.