Sentence examples for argued study from inspiring English sources

This elegantly argued study explores the role of English words in "À la Recherche du Temps Perdu," and of the Anglophilia they represent.

Written by Jonathan M. Bloom, a professor of Islamic and Asian art at Boston College, it is an engaged, detailed, lucidly argued study of paper's progress.

In her boldly argued study of American modernism, Corn sees such borrowings as typical of American artists in search of a "usable past".

Some readers will come to this new book as admirers of the author's last work, "Why the French Don't Like Headscarves" (2006), an elegant and closely argued study of an issue that divided and preoccupied the country for a decade and a half, and whose effects are still felt today.Mr Bowen's latest book has a broader and more ambitious canvas.

Evan Ryan, the Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the U.S. Department of State argued, "Study abroad is often considered the pivotal event of young people's lives.

As Oliveira et al. [ 8] argues, studies on female ARTs are largely understudied and should deserve more attention in future research.

For this reason, several studies have argued for studying combinatorial interactions among TFs using ChIP-based technologies [16], [17].

However, he argued, the study still has insights to offer and begs for further investigation.

Some authors argued that studies on hygiene using only questionnaire-based surveys often have limited value (5, 33).

The free ambulation choice has been previously argued in studies on GRMD locomotion [ 2, 3], and will be further discussed.

This may partly explain the different survival rates, argues the study.