Sentence examples for a study in that from inspiring English sources

Though "Brooklyn Boy" is principally a study in that familiar bugaboo, the midlife crisis, Ms. Graynor (best known as Meadow's suicidal college roommate on "The Sopranos") makes it clear that being 20 is no piece of cake either.

According to a study in that area by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), the level of knowledge among men regarding the majority of medical issues related to pregnancy and mother and child health is 20 per cent lower than that of women.

Researchers argued that if the journals which are respected in health care research - and these largely are the ones with high impact factors - do not accept qualitative research then this in turn directly affects the output of a study, in that the publication of the qualitative component may not be valued.

◆ Consenting and selection criteria: Emmerich et al. [ 14] interpret the fact that only 7 8% of possible study participants were included in a study in that way that the study population was highly selected, well motivated with good levels of compliance and better probable outcomes than the "real-life" patients.

The energy consumption models are compared by a study in [26] that shows the components that consume energy in WSNs.

In 2001, UNICEF supported a study in Zanzibar that indicated that iodine deficiency was a problem.

In 2000, Stickgold published a study in Science that became one of the most convincing validations of the role that sleep and dreams play in memory consolidation.

The institute, an independent organization, did a study in 1998 that still serves as a benchmark for environmentalists.

In 2000, a Cleveland Clinic team published a study in Pediatrics that followed 125 children from 4-month doctor visit to 1st birthday.

However, the Nuffield Trust and the Health Foundation published a study in 2014 that did link the rise in antidepressant prescriptions with the recession and unemployment.

Ms. O'Hara, whose lovely soprano is never merely lovely here, creates a study in ambivalence that is both subtly layered and popping with energy.