Sentence examples for bit study from inspiring English sources

Dr. van Heerden was the first to report what - bit by bit, study by study - would eventually become common knowledge, namely that the Army Corps is overwhelmingly and primarily responsible for the flooding during Katrina.

The interview questions were developed based on information from the BIT study, consensus among the research team, and responses from participants early on in the study.

The freshness of those two shorts makes others feel a bit studied and stale by comparison.

"Of course, sir," Hitchcock intoned noncommittally, "but perhaps a bit studied, do you think?" Of course it was a bit studied — he was quite right — and I wisely discarded the thought.

"Unchecked, I can be a bit studied and analytical, and she would inject spontaneity in whatever I did.

One bit studies the physical aspects, one identifies the face as known or unknown, and the third retrieves the name or other facts linked to that face.

Treatment response rate was comparable to rates in other BIT studies, with continued improvement in clutter level after in-home uncluttering sessions.

She has pulled back her dark hair to highlight her striking green eyes, and if her glamour looks a bit studied -- the leather pants, leopard-print top and black suede boots -- it's because she has just returned from one of the many charitable events over which she now presides.

After his coach walked away, Danny wandered around a bit, studying a dandelion in the grass, and then made his way to another line on the field.

While the rate varies quite a bit, studies suggest the average person loses about 1% of muscle every year after about age 50, says Dr. Elena Volpi, director of the Sealy Center on Aging at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston.

After quite a bit of study, she concluded there was virtually no scholarship on the subject.