Vocabulary Quiz – Lesson 27

After five years of research, Hart and Slade published their in the American Journal of Molecular Biology.

There is support for the claim that there is an inverse correlation between income and happiness beyond a certain level; many studies have shown similar results.

Although the author of this ancient manuscript has not been definitively identifies, there are grounds to believe it was Plato.

As there is evidence to support his position, the author downplays the facts and resorts to appealing to emotion.

Barber and Thomson hold slightly views on economic theory; the key differences are in their interpretation of concepts of supply and demand.

Brown’s work caused controversy by the claim that Jesus never married or had children.

The suspect was unanimously convicted by the jury on the basis of evidence connecting him to the crime, including several DNA tests.

Despite having some excellent insights into female identity, the author’s main argument is based on the premise that all women desire motherhood.

In a study, 85% of patients complained of experiencing strong side effects while taking this medication, thus justifying further investigation of this drug’s action inside the human body.

Regarding the wage gap between people of different skin colors, few people acknowledge that the issue is not one of education or qualifications, but rather a subtle form of racism.

Robinson’s research into the properties of semiconductors opened the door for an entire array of new technologies to be developed.

Schroeder presents a argument for the role of this protein in preventing cancer, based on an extensive study with over 10,000 participants.

The study aims to demonstrate the effects of entrepreneurship on home and family dynamics.

After the espionage scandal, many government policies have come under as the public begins to question the ethics and practices of the establishment.

The wave of public interest following the publication of her article prompted the sociologist to begin writing a book to on her views on the subject.

Claims that this supplement helps in weight loss are largely based in evidence rather than in scientific data.

There is a in the literature that the potential risks of this particular HIV-treatment drug outweigh the benefits.

Although many scholars agree with Lewis’ line of thought, several significant in his argument make his conclusions questionable.