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Other European case-control studies reinforce the conclusion that vitamin D may help protect against type 1 diabetes.
And several studies, when analyzed together, suggest that people diagnosed with tuberculosis have lower vitamin D levels than healthy people of similar age and other characteristics.
Multiple studies confirm this, concluding that the UK will bear the lion’s share of the costs of Brexit.
If the UK and the EU agree to a new trade relationship based on World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, the studies predict, the UK will lose about €110 billion ($119 billion), whereas the EU will lose only about €50 billion.
Recent studies by the IMF and others suggest that raising taxes, cutting subsidies, and reducing government spending – even inefficient spending – would stifle growth in the short term, exacerbating the underlying debt problem.
But, so far, few studies have indicated that structural factors are adequate to explain the extent of the decline in China’s potential growth rate over the last couple of years.
According to the Pakistani Center for Research and Security studies, 90% of the FATA’s inhabitants live below the poverty line, earning less than two dollars a day.
Studies have shown that if more women had access to male-dominated occupations in Africa, worker productivity would rise by as much as 25%.
That this is no accident of electoral mechanics is proved by studies that probe the attitudes of ordinary Czechs.
Separate studies in Britain, the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United States have concluded that ethnic profiling wastes time and resources.
Indeed, long-term studies suggest that early childhood education can increase earnings in adulthood by 1.3-3.5%.
Another series of studies has shown that when the hormone oxytocin is administered via nasal spray, it increases trusting and cooperative behavior within social groups, but also decreases cooperation with those perceived as outsiders.
As postwar studies undertaken by the US and British air forces demonstrated, Russian tanks did more to bring down the Wehrmacht than did aerial bombing of German cities.
Even when parties seem to be carrying out a reasonable cost-benefit analysis of immigration’s economic impact, they tend to cite only the studies and data that back their own viewpoint.
The new research, which took into account the results of three studies, suggests that men who exhibit a high degree of Machiavellianism tend to be self-aggrandizing, boisterous, and vain, with an exploitative approach to relationships and an opportunistic worldview.
On the contrary, psychological studies invariably show that people care not only about their absolute income, but also about where they stand in the social pyramid and whether their position is fair.
However, as the Center for European Policy Studies’ Daniel Gros has pointed out, the issue is not simply Germany.
Many studies have shown that changes in private savings and investment tend to offset partly the current-account effects of higher fiscal deficits.
National laws and international studies are valuable instruments to protect such rights insofar as they serve to promote such awareness, but they cannot replace it as the ultimate guarantee.
The content can be drawn from a paper prepared by the Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels.
Previous studies have estimated that every dollar invested in vaccines saves $16 in terms of health-care costs, lost wages, and lost productivity due to illness, or $44 if the broader benefits of people living longer, healthier lives are taken into account.
Studies seem to confirm this.
But new empirical studies show otherwise: growing economies benefit the poor not because wealth “trickles down,” but because growth “pulls up” those at the bottom.
Blood can serve as the basis for immortalized cell lines in biological studies and in developing pharmaceutical products.
Learning can also occur in the classroom, whether through case studies, historical and analytic approaches, or experiential teaching that simulates situations that train students to increase self-awareness, distinguish their roles from their selves, and use their selves as a barometer for understanding a larger group.
Similarly, students can learn from the results of scientific studies, limited though they may be, and by studying the range of behaviors and contexts that historical episodes can illuminate.
In our competitiveness studies, we noticed that the world economy can be divided into two categories of countries: the innovators and the non-innovators.
We often hear assertions like, “We must rely on the private sector to create jobs, because studies show that 90% of past jobs were created by the private sector.”
Backed by evidence from large empirical studies, some claim that belief in religion is good because it boosts economic performance.
They say yes to the conditions and the studies and the evaluations.
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