Sentence examples for an accessible study from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Murray's A Life of Matthew Arnold was an accessible study of a poet and essayist who in his day could attract an audience of more than a thousand to his lectures.

Highest priority should be given to studies with clearly defined disease outcomes, quantifiable environmental exposures that may be plausibly related to the disease, and an accessible study population.

4. "It's Even Worse Than it Looks: How the American Constitutional System Collided with the New Politics of Extremism," by Thomas E. Mann and Norman J. Ornstein (Basic Books) An accessible study of the most important political trend of the past few decades: asymmetrical polarization.

A thoughtful, yet accessible study of couture's heyday, it was launched with a glamorous gala that marked the museum's desire to rival the costume ball at the Metropolitan Museum in New York for prestige.

Sex in History by Reay Tannahill (non-fiction) This is a scholarly yet accessible study of sex: cave to current day.

No longer selected by breeders, the sheep are now subject to natural selection, forming a contained, relatively accessible study population.

A password-protected web accessible study database was created to track all study events and procedures and collect clinical data for enrolled subjects, including subject age, gender, race, ethnicity, tumor diagnosis, grade, stage, the presence of metastatic disease at diagnosis, and whether chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy was planned.

A brilliantly original yet concise and accessible study of Islam's formative first century.

His new book, "Muhammad and the Believers," is a learned and brilliantly original, yet concise and accessible study of Islam's formative first century.

One of the many strengths of this complex but accessible study is its combination of medical history and an admirably clear exposition of up-to-date scientific thinking.

This accessible study charts the so-called "commercial revolution" of the thirteenth century, a period of rapid expansion which created much of the economic landscape we know today: holding companies, corporate shares, insurance, personal checks, and double-entry bookkeeping.