Sentence examples for a contemporary study from inspiring English sources

In the absence of a contemporary study of Pashtun villages as nuanced as Coburn's account of a Tajik one, it's hard to evaluate such a claim.

What is "Six Feet Under" if not a contemporary study of funerary ritual -- an exhumation of the issue that consumed the Greeks, Romans and Egyptians, the passage between life and afterlife.

In 1963 and 1964, he published two papers based on his doctoral work that have proved so seminal to evolutionary biology that it is virtually impossible to read a contemporary study in the discipline without encountering his name and the term he coined, inclusive fitness, also known as kin selection.

A contemporary study in 1800 by the English artist and soldier Charles Hamilton Smith provided evidence that grey uniforms were less visible than green ones at a range of 150 yards.

99 A contemporary study by Beattie et al 98 complements Scheuer's findings.

A contemporary study has suggested the involvement of auxin signaling pathway in the susceptibility of a plant to pathogen attack [ 100].

This study provides a contemporary survey of the relationship between trachomatous trichiasis and visual impairment (low vision and blindness) in southern Sudan.

As well as being a rare contemporary study of a thriving ethnic community, Morris's pictures reveal the tired faces of large groups of school children gathered around Southall's bus stops as early as 6am.

The present investigation was based on a nationwide, contemporary study on celiac disease in 12,632 children.

The dosing charts used are consistent with a similar contemporary study (SIRFLOX study protocol, submitted to BMC Cancer, March 2014).

This concurs with the conclusions of a wider contemporary study of the migration of skilled health workers in the region that migration was less likely to occur when these workers owned a house or business in the home country.