Examples of using Second study in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The second study was designed to assess whether discontinuation could be done successfully and provide a long-term benefit.
In the second study, researchers examined the effects of consuming the Brazil variety in 22 healthy adult participants, 20 of whom were women.
In the second study, the researchers examined the rates,
The second study(the last one out of nine),
Why didn't the second study find a link between sugar and brain disease, as the first one did?
In a second study Jordan and colleagues had participants log both positive
In the second study, which covered 13,000 people in the Tel Aviv area,"we found that 30 percent more women responded positively.
The new, eight-week study of sitagliptin was the second study of the drug in people with HIV.
as we see in the second study.
A second study from the Harvard School of Public Health showed that drinking decaf,
A second study by economist Jan Brueckner also notes a close connection between airline passengers and regional employment growth,
A second study showed that the more people reduced their consumption of dairy products over the six-year period examined, the more weight
it is necessary to conduct a second study to confirm or deny the diagnosis.
hospitality management in Romania, the school is now enhancing its international focus by opening its doors to international students and by setting up a second study center in New York.
which are considered skeletal variants, in a second study at doses of 240 mg/kg or higher.
If you believe this second study deserves to be known,
In a second study, participants held a weight while writing fictional stories in which they helped another person,
The second study focused specifically on the use of raw natural cannabis flower,
In the second study, researchers measured calories in widely ordered meals in 116 full-service and fast-food restaurants in Brazil, China, Finland, Ghana
In the second study, 314 adults answered an online survey of their OCD tendencies, their anxiety levels, and their past and current sensitivity to taste or touch.