Sentence examples for brought the study of from inspiring English sources
His quantum cosmology has brought the study of the universe's origin within the realm of the physical sciences, and with this the profound questions its study raises.
This apparent disparity suggests a major role for alternative splicing in creating genetic complexity, and has brought the study of splicing regulation to the forefront of molecular genetics.
Its backers call it the first institution in the United States to bring the study of sex to a popular audience.
Therefore, a "postbehavioralist" movement, neoinstitutionalism, arose, designed in part to bring the study of institutions back into the discipline.
Although Crick was pivotal in bringing the study of consciousness into the scientific arena, he wasn't the only one to be captivated by its mysteries.
Frank W. Ballard, a master puller of strings who helped bring the study of puppetry into the university curriculum and in so doing trained a generation of lively, manipulative disciples, died on June 4 in Storrs, Conn.
In contrast, a majority of paleoanthropologists, wishing to bring the study of hominins into line with that of other mammals, prefer to assign to H. sapiens only those fossil forms that fall within the anatomic spectrum of the species as it exists today.
As a young lecturer Ramus was accused of violating the rules of the University of Paris; and the specific charge was combining the different arts and bringing the study of ancient orators into them.
In his Elegantiae linguae Latinae, an advanced handbook of Latin language and style, he gave the humanist program some of its most trenchant and combative formulations, bringing the study of Latin to an unprecedented level.
NIMH's longest serving director, Insel has been instrumental in bringing the study of mental health firmly within the purview of basic biology, and has often ruffled feathers with his rejection of traditional psychiatric diagnostic categories.
