Sentence examples for advocating the study from inspiring English sources

By the time he wrote Formal Logic he was advocating the study of 'the general modal form "It is — that p" … as a distinct propositional form', observing that 'this field has not been much cultivated' (1955a: 21955a

Henry Fairfield Osborn was the museum's president from 1908 to 1935, and he advocated the study of "backward races".

Begun by a group of Irish intellectuals who founded and wrote for the Nation, the movement advocated the study of Irish history and the revival of the Irish (Gaelic) language as a means of developing Irish nationalism and achieving independence.

A student of Louis and Alexander Agassiz at Harvard University, where he received a doctorate in 1875, Brooks advocated the study of marine organisms in their natural habitats and was one of the first morphologists to accept Charles Darwin's evolutionary concepts.

It was for this reason that Maynard Smith et al [9] advocated the study of carriage populations to understand the origin of new virulent strains.

We advocate the study of the role of symmetry in human vision.

At inclusion the severity of osteoarthritis in our patients was comparable to patients in the study advocating the use of MCII as an endpoint measure.

This result advocates the previous study.

Unfortunately, there are only a few studies advocating the success of such intervention, perhaps solely this one.

The two most commonly quoted studies advocating the use of endoscopy are those reported by Barba [ 49] and Marelli [ 50] and their groups.

This is prominent in medical education assessments despite studies advocating the benefits of using fewer or varied option numbers [ 5, 7].