Sentence examples for a sequence of studies from inspiring English sources

Although its seven movements -- some barely more than a minute long, others divided into sections -- imply a sequence of studies more than a rounded work, the "Hamburg Concerto" is a wonder.

Polarimetric signatures such as amplitude ratios between HH, HV, VH and VV and their decomposition are likely related to the subsurface scattering and physical characteristics as shown in a sequence of studies by Gong et al. (2014) and Li et al. (2016) over Lop Nur lake employing ALOS PALSAR L-band polarimetric images, a field survey and a two-layer scattering model.

To prepare for Chill Bivouac Rhymes Beaucage made a maquette of the gallery space -- complete with tiny paintings and models -- and also generated a sequence of studies on paper.

Foster and Stine (2008) suggest the following setup: Consider a sequence of studies, where in study i hypothesis H i is tested.

Recently, a sequence of studies which evaluated seven different biomarkers of glomerular or tubular injury induced by different nephrotoxic drugs in the rat was reported.

This study was part of a sequence of studies using the health survey data to examine the HRQOL profile and health preference scores of Chinese patients with colorectal polyp/cancer [ 11- 16].

Here he draws on the works of the Leeds-based historian Keith Wilson, author of a sequence of important studies showing how early the policy-makers in London threw in their lot with the entente, even if this meant ceding the initiative in a future European conflict to Russia.

The first step in finding potential mitigating materials is conducting a sequence of upscaling studies that commence with controlled laboratory experiments.

A sequence of recent studies has now clarified several of these issues, at least for the murine system (Kofoed & Vance, 2011; Zhao et al, 2011).

Meanwhile, the tanning bed industry is being confronted with what appears to be a relentless sequence of studies that all lead to the same conclusion.

"Crises," staged by Carolyn Brown and Carol Teitelbaum this year, uses a sequence of Conlon Nancarrow's "Studies for Player Piano," which sound like fractured ragtime.