Sentence examples for an unusual study from inspiring English sources

Subtler material surfaced in Zabic bobra (To Kill a Beaver; Jan Jakub Kolski), an unusual study in posttraumatic stress.

"It is an unusual study, but there is a very serious message to it" about neurological observation, he told AFP in a telephone interview.

A change in fast-food restaurant ambience can affect the amount of food consumed by customers, an unusual study has found.

Painter, a renowned historian recently retired from Princeton, has written an unusual study: an intellectual history, with occasional excursions to examine vernacular usage, for popular audiences.

In an unusual study, researchers will monitor pet cancer rates in a part of Long Island where human cancer is notably widespread, and in another region in the state where cancer is less common.

In an unusual study commissioned by the Teamsters union, a team of 20 former prosecutors and F.B.I. agents has concluded that the union, once the nation's most mob-infested, has been largely purged of the influences of organized crime.

Writing Merrifield's obituary for The Independent newspaper, the Museum of London archaeologist Peter Marsden described The Archaeology of Ritual and Magic as "a masterly study of an unusual subject".

In a recent unusual study, two psychologists sought an answer in data on diet-related searches provided by Google.

Now an unusual case study suggests that the benefits of sequencing may be enhanced in combination with detailed blood tests.

In many ways, they have become what they readily acknowledge is an unusual case study on parenting.

In January, Minnesota started an unusual $1.2 million study using advanced monitoring technology to find moose as soon as they die.