Sentence examples for broad study on from inspiring English sources

In a broad study on the ramifications of legalizing recreational marijuana about to be published in The Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, two economics professors said a survey of evidence showed a correlation between increased marijuana use and less alcohol use for people ages 18 to 29.

In conclusion, we have presented the first broad study on nitrogen incorporation in single In0.25 Ga0.75As1-δ Ga0.75As1-δNtrolled QDs.

For this study, we consider that these species have an underlying propensity for developing salt tolerance, and so their inclusion is useful in a broad study on the evolution of salt tolerance.

Her research interest is on the broad study of human rights in the field of philosophy of education.

We do a great deal of research that focuses on a broad study of luxury products and the market for high-end goods and services.

Locomotion in planar environments has been probably the main topic of research for snake robots [2 4] and has been extended to motion in planar slopes [5, 6], motion in 3D-space [7, 8], and more broad studies on locomotion [9].

It is useful to notice that most of the more recent proposals are based on the traditional DFT and, although no clear reason for that was presented, it is reasonable to assume that the facility of interpretation, the broad studies on its properties and the fact that many off-the-shelf computational packages are available are some of the factors that influenced that decision.

As part of a broader study on the effect of aluminum substitution C-S-H, the synthesis and characterization of tobermorite with and without aluminum were conducted.

Although Ashcroft said he is confident that minorities are treated fairly in the federal system, he directed the National Institute of Justice to do a much broader study on death penalty cases and murder in America.

The study was conducted as part of a broader study on school violence in South Africa in 2012.

This served as background to a broader study on the impacts of specialist 'dual practice', that is, moonlighting.