Sentence examples for a worthy study from inspiring English sources

While the Volcker Rule itself "would be a worthy study for Talmudic scholars, complicate this with five agencies having to write the rules and you have geometric expansion of complexity," the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers said in a recent report.

Steve Ritter, a founder and the chief scientist of Carnegie Learning, said there were flaws in the What Works Clearinghouse evaluations of Cognitive Tutor and disputed the Education Department's judgment of what makes a worthy study.

Creating an independent IRB for such situations would protect human subjects while avoiding conflicts of interest that could hinder the progress of a worthy study.

But some academics see it as a worthy subject of study.

Anti-Catholicism would be a worthy subject for study and debate, freed, one hopes, from the manipulative politics of victimhood.

In this respect it is a worthy case study even for non-participants, much as, say, "The Perfect Storm" or "Black Hawk Down" or "Into Thin Air" were.

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They have rarely treated it as a subject worthy of study in its own right.

But why multiculturalists should seek to deny the obvious is a subject worthy of study in itself.*"From Newcomers to Americans: The Successful Integration of Immigrants into American Society".

"The World of Balenciaga" drew more than 150,000 visitors to the Met, restored Ms. Vreeland to fame, and demonstrated that fashion was a subject worthy of study by showing that the drape of Balenciaga's couture held the line of history.

Recent work has suggested that cartilage damage, as reflected by joint space narrowing (jsn), is more closely associated with irreversible physical disability than bony erosion [ 2] and is, therefore, a worthy focus of study, both to explore its use as an outcome measure in clinical trials and to improve our understanding of the pathological processes that drive rheumatoid joint damage.