Sentence examples for among the case study from inspiring English sources

The number of farms and the total UAA are significantly different among the case study areas (Table 6).

Among the case study biobanks, large numbers of specimens and associated data are collected; however, many respondents expressed concern that the collections are underutilized by researchers.

Among the case studies in the report is that of a four-year-old who drew a picture of a cucumber while at nursery, and then told staff it was a "cuker-bum".

Among the case studies uncovered were 17 cows that died of suspected respiratory failure after exposure to spilled frack fluid in Louisiana, and around 70 in Pennsylvania that died after 140 of them were reportedly exposed to frack wastewater – of the survivors, less than a dozen produced calves, only three of which survived.

Among the case studies they learned last year is the story of Rothenberg Ventures (RV), a four-year-old seed stage firm.

The performance differences among the case studies are essentially small (about 0.1-0.3 0.1-0.3eneral).

Among the case studies considered by the ILSI RF working group, examples of target organ toxicity and cancer by a nongenotoxic mechanism were sought.

By comparing the challenges we encountered in applying this approach and by identifying commonalities among the case studies, we have been able to draw out some generic lessons.

Selection was based on maximising diversity among the case studies with regards to: duration of participant involvement; age and health status of study participants; whether studies were facility or community based; whether studies were based only in Coast Province or multi-centre international studies; level of risk in studies; and whether any money was given to participants.

Among the options considered in the case study, the design of tubular photobioreactor for culturing Phaeodactylum tricornutum at Hyderabad, India yields the minimum net present sink.

Co-author Prof Jenny Kurinczuk said among the cases studied there was a "violent element and unequivocal intention to die which is quite unusual in respect to women".