Sentence examples for are trying to study from inspiring English sources

For climatologists who are trying to study how Antarctica's ice sheets might respond to a warming world, the ice shelf here is a perfect place.

When the empirical evidence is this ambiguous, it obviously does not validate the hypothesis you are trying to study — but it also does not necessarily refute it.

"What happens when, six months from now, someone has a line that behaves better with respect to what you are trying to study, and you can't work with those cells?" Senator Kennedy and other lawmakers said they were anxious to hear the views of prominent researchers like Dr. Varmus and others before deciding whether legislation is necessary.

The selfie stick has introduced a new problem, which is to stop people looking at pictures and in so doing creates a distraction for those who are trying to study what the gallery has to offer.

Another factor researchers are trying to study is what's known as the "third-quarters problem," the point at which the project is almost over and home is close, just not close enough.

Currently, we are trying to study whether the bacilli in the primary granuloma show a thickened or altered cell wall using electron microscopy, a change that has been reported in M. tuberculosis in vitro [26].

"We were trying to study the problem, to find out what worked and what doesn't work.

Jeanne assumed he had another job during the day, and she saw that he was trying to study as well.

"By swimming down to get decent footage, I worried that my presence was impacting the very behaviors I was trying to study," he said.

This is the phenomenon that psychologists call "inner speech", and they've been trying to study it pretty much since the dawn of psychology as a scientific discipline.

Richard Robohm, a research biologist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration fisheries laboratory in Milford, is trying to study the paramoeba's effect on otherwise healthy lobsters in his lab.