Sentence examples for a mix of study from inspiring English sources

The couple meet at a seaside cabin -- the country is never specified but suggests, perhaps, a scruffy Australia in some near future -- along with four other zoology students who are there for a mix of study and carousing.

Courses are a mix of study in subjects such as anatomy and sociology, work placements in different settings (totalling 1,000 hours) and a research project, important in an increasingly evidence-based profession.

In such a case, a systematic literature review will typically uncover a mix of study types, some using the gold and some the silver.

Study quality is difficult to assess in a study like this, with large numbers of included studies and a mix of study designs.

Among studies reporting prevalence of PAH in patients with connective tissue diseases, only the studies focusing on systemic sclerosis populations included a mix of studies that used right heart catheterization to confirm diagnosis and studies that only used echocardiograph for PAH diagnosis.

Public health intervention trials with cluster-randomization in more or less confined population segments have yielded a similar overall pattern of results with a mix of positive studies [ 3, 7– 9] and studies with non-significant effects on the primary outcome but some positive findings in subgroup analyses [ 3, 10– 13].

Randomised trials only were included in 42.2% of meta-analyses (70/166), observational studies only in 33.7% (56/166) and a mix of observational studies and trials in 15.7% (26/166).

A mix of case studies and advice, it provides a brilliant introduction to the topic of emotional marketing, helping companies build not just a brand, but what Kevin Roberts coins a "lovemark".

A fight had ensued between animal welfare campaigners and a mix of environmental studies students, school administrators and community groups over next steps, which ranged from a semi-tongue-in-cheek recipe for Rabbit Restoration Stew to moving all of the animals to a sanctuary.

The flexible framework developed by OHAT (Rooney et al. 2014) allows evaluations to be specifically tailored to appropriately carry out environmental health assessments that include information derived from a diverse mix of study types and designs.

In our three newly refurbished library buildings, we have a mix of informal group study areas, booths and technology-equipped bookable rooms, alongside designated quiet spaces and areas with restricted access for research students.