Examples of using British study in English and their translations into Hungarian
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risk of being overweight, an extensive British study has suggested.
Exercising before the first meal of the day is more effective than after it, a British study has found.
Many experts think it's to improve grip, but a British study from a few years back suggests otherwise.
A British study found that even though 95 percent of respondents said they washed their hands with soap whenever possible,
A British study found, for example,
A 2014 British study found that people who could get up from a chair
According to a recent British study, people who ate every day 5 tablespoons of tomato paste mixed with 10 g of olive oil for 12 weeks present a risk with 33% less to suffer sunburn.
So widely used are these drugs that a recent study found traces of Prozac in creekbed mud in Portland and a 2004 British study found traces of the same drug in the British water supply.
A 2014 British study found that people who could get up from a chair
For example, in a British study women who were abused in pregnancy will have higher levels of the stress hormone cortisol in their placenta at birth
A 2011 British study of nearly 13,000 people found that patients with xanthelasma were more prone to serious cardiovascular disease
We can't choose our parents or how much they earn, but this British study has also struck a real note of optimism by showing that not everyone who has a disadvantaged start ends up in difficult circumstances.
A 2011 British study of nearly 4,000 children found that those who ate primarily junk food(lots of processed
just as effective as screening all adults aged between 40 and 74, a British study showed on Monday.
British, studied light and color;
The MLitt British Studies.
The British Studies MLitt.
And three British studies have shown that omega-3 fatty acids protect against sunburn in humans, also can.
The British Studies MLitt is the only interdisciplinary Masters course in British Studies in the UK.
With the publication of the CCCS research, British studies of youth culture began to change in two signicant ways.