Sentence examples for an examination of recent from inspiring English sources

That the word 'employees' is not treated by Congress as a word of art having a definite meaning is apparent from an examination of recent legislation.

But Dr. Serreze said that an examination of recent research "validates climate-model results that predict the Arctic will be among the first regions on Earth to respond to a global warming trend".

In light of advocacy efforts to reach the poorest with better health services, an examination of recent history reveals that overall the poor-rich gap in contraceptive use is already narrowing substantially, and more so where family planning programs are stronger.

The recent approval in the EU and USA of a prescription-strength high-concentration single-administration capsaicin 8% patch (Qutenza™) with a duration of action over many weeks invites an examination of recent advances in the understanding of capsaicin's mechanism and site of action.

An examination of recent history paints an entirely different picture of a conspiracy of politicians, regulators, investment bankers, mortgage brokers and nominal lenders that would do anything -- including bankrupting the country and the globe -- to profit from the derivatives explosion.

An examination of recent decisions found several cases similar to Mr. Clinton's, most of which resulted in a written reprimand.

Nevertheless, an examination of his recent activities does suggest that the Rasta Millennium Council might have a point: thus far, Snoop does seem to have largely concentrated on the whole smoking-weed aspect of Rastafari.

This study uses Demographic and Health Surveys data, along with a literature review and an examination of the recent history of education in sub-Saharan Africa, to assess trends in schooling in 17 African nations.

"Without some assessment of reliability, a phylogeny has limited value" (Sanderson 1995: 299) – an examination of the recent phylogenetic literature shows there is a general agreement on this fact, and only few molecular phylogenetic studies of the past 15 years exist in which no estimate of confidence is provided.

Using the same paradigm, an examination of several recent publications, summarized in Table 2, reveals inconsistent results between PPARα agonists, paradoxes between mRNA and protein expression, strain, gender, and species differences in response to the same chemical, and time-dependent differences in response (Fan et al. 2003, 2004; O'Brien et al. 2001; Poole et al. 2001).

But a closer examination of recent animal studies reveals that the bonding of an infant to an adult is neither as immediate as some people assume, nor as exclusive of other individuals.