Sentence examples for a scholarly study from inspiring English sources

A scholarly study on the subject by Mr. Pitte at the University of Tours in 2004 will help inform it.

A scholarly study has shown that butterflies and moths have had over 70 different meanings in western art.

Sixty years earlier, Crespi published a scholarly study of tipping and called for the formation of a National Anti-Tipping League of diners.

In 1974, Max F. Schultz, of the University of Southern California, published a scholarly study of Mr. Friedman in Twayne's United States Authors Series, a line of monographs on contemporary writers.

Earlier, after all, he had made a scholarly study of sadistic initiation ceremonies, involving beatings, at a top women's college; the subsequent rumours may have cost him his career.

Women's issues are also the focus of Mad, Bad and Sad (Little, Brown, February) by Lisa Appignanesi, a scholarly study of mental illness and its treatment over the past 200 years.

Wimal Dissanayake and Malti Sahai's Sholay, A Cultural Reading (1992) attempts a comprehensive scholarly study that sets the film within the broader history of popular cinema in India.

Its provocative argument rested on a solid foundation of facts, and a close, scholarly study of several generations of innovation and decline in the disk-drive industry.

Daniel Hopkins, a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard, issued a lengthy scholarly study last month of what he calls the "Wilder effect" and concludes that it was significant "only through the early 1990s" and "disappeared swiftly at about the time that welfare reform silenced one critical, racialized issue".

An unabashed self-promoter, he clearly wishes to take advantage of the current interest in China to safeguard his place in history, but the book has neither the intimacy and directness of a memoir nor the balance and depth required of a more scholarly study".

About twenty-eight seconds, according to a recent scholarly study.