Sentence examples for a study examines from inspiring English sources

We must always be cautious when making inferences about individuals when a study examines a grouping of individuals (e.g., individuals living in a geographic area) rather than the individuals themselves (i.e., the ecologic fallacy).

David Schrank, a researcher at the Texas Traffic Institute, recently co-authored a study examining traffic congestion nationwide.

Two Notre Dame political scientists, Madhav Joshi and J. Michael Quinn, last year published a study examining 196 cease-fires and peace deals from 1975 to 2011.

The civic pride argument has been invoked often enough that in 2004, economists Peter Groothuis, Bruce Johnson and John Whitehead published a study examining whether or not it actually exists.

Promising results were reported in a study examining a new vaccine for advanced melanoma, a deadly form of skin cancer.

HEALTH economists at Yale University have produced a study examining the health effects of losing one's job a timely topic.

The latest example of this escalating trend comes from an organisation called the Research Business International, which was commissioned by Barclays to: "undertake a study examining the cultures that have driven British society".

"I have also begun working on a study examining how learning to read impacts brain structure, and I wouldn't be surprised if the VOF ends up playing a central role in that investigation".

A10 Half of City's Black Men Jobless Nearly one of every two black men between the ages of 16 and 64 was not working in 2003, according to a study examining trends in joblessness in the city since 2000.

As the holiday shopping season gets into full swing, Google has released a study examining how consumers shop for laptops, netbooks, e-readers and tablets.

If a study examined both ED and hospital care, only the ED metrics were included.