101.   In-depth research suggests they are against both.

102.   Insomnia is an occasional problem for as many as half of all American adults, other research suggests, and a chronic problem for at least one in six.

103.   It echoed a raft of other investigations, and research on rodents suggests that aspirin may inhibit an enzyme needed to synthesize chemicals that may stimulate tumor growth.

104.   Its early research suggested that a certain line of its pigs did not transmit the virus to human cells.

105.   Its most recent survey research suggests that Americans still care about nutrition and health.

106.   Long-term research suggests that bottle feeding puts a child at greater risk for juvenile diabetes, inflammatory bowel diseases and childhood cancers.

107.   Madison might not, but research suggests that those words are increasingly heard in restaurants and homes across America.

108.   Moreover, research on aggression suggests that even what some might consider old-fashioned name-calling can do serious harm.

109.   National research suggests that schools plump with impoverished children tend to have the lowest scores on standardized tests.

110.   New genetic research suggests that Europeans may be less modern than they think.