Sentence examples for a studied pose from inspiring English sources

Because so many politicians make such a studied pose out of their parenthood, it's fair to point out that jumping into the fray of a national campaign and hauling the clan into an unforgiving spotlight don't necessarily do children any favors, especially if they're young.

It is unclear if any other AEDs studied pose an increased risk of MCM occurrence; in the best available large study the absolute rates of MCMs with other several other AEDs were not different from untreated WWE.

The directors ("War/Dance") zero in on the dilemmas that such a study poses and the terrible waits during the review process — there are plenty of shots of Gordon anxiously reading emails.

Since Hull's model tied learning to a reduction in drive, these studies pose a problem.

Over 1,000 old landfill sites on the coasts of England and Wales are at increasing risk of being breached by erosion, according to a new study, posing a serious pollution danger to wildlife and bathing waters.

Build a male model portfolio by studying poses used by other male models.

A new study poses an intriguing question: Does gum disease accelerate cognitive decline in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease?

And the new studies pose a roster of fresh questions about the practice.

"Cultural studies" pose a challenge of collaboration between anthropology and the humanities.

Although researchers likely know that correlational studies pose a risk of confounding, this problem seems forgotten when thinking about experimental designs randomly assigning participants to levels of the independent variable and measuring the mediator (i.e., "measurement-of-mediation" designs).

Such studies pose a problem not only for the commonsense conception of character traits, but also for virtue ethics, which appear to assume the possibility of achieving stable character traits that are virtues.