Sentence examples similar to begin a comparative study from inspiring English sources

Li, Y., Zhang, B. & Lü, H.-J. A comparative study of long and short GRBs.

This paper begins with a comparative study of existing models to predict this strength increase.

His interest whetted years earlier during a vacation, Redfield traveled to Mexico in 1926 and again in 1930 for what was to be the beginning of a comparative study of four communities at various stages in their confrontation with modern society.

In 1994, newly married, he began his Masters work at McGill University, featuring a comparative study of populations of wood turtles in agricultural and forest habitats.

He has just begun an independent comparative study that will cover 1,800 patients over three years.

His current project, which he began as a Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, is "Outlier Nation: The Roots and Consequences of American Distinctiveness," a comparative study of twenty wealthy democratic countries.

Raffaella Zanuttini began working in micro-comparative syntax by studying minimal variations in the expression of sentential negation within the Romance language family, including many non-standard varieties spoken in Northern Italy (see Negation and Clausal Structure: A Comparative Study of Romance Languages, Oxford University Press).

"Jack Kerouac and William Blake: A Comparative Study" ($25), according to the N.Y.U.

Ultrastructure of the corneal stroma: a comparative study.

Culpepper W D. A comparative study of shade-matching procedures.

Trading with Committees: A Comparative Study.