Sentence examples for burgeoning study from inspiring English sources

Recent work, often drawing support from the burgeoning study of the emotional brain, has recognised that while emotions typically involve both cognitive and conative states, they are distinct from both, if only in being significantly more complex.

My early teenaged emotional reaction to Yentl became enhanced by my burgeoning study of film and more sophisticated understanding of how a movie gets made.

Once a burgeoning field of study, over the past decade or so, T cell epitope discovery has lost some luster.

FonF is now considered as a burgeoning field of study, and it has been practiced in many ESL as well as EFL contexts.

Two folkloric journals helped to encourage the burgeoning field of study, the Rivista Italiana delle Tradizioni Popolari and Lares, founded in 1894 and 1912, respectively.

Epidemiologic confirmation of the importance of the impact of early-life exposures, as originally described by Barker (the Barker hypothesis; Barker and Osmond 1986), has developed into a burgeoning field of study: the fetal origins of adult disease.

The present work contributes novel data to the burgeoning field of meditation studies in the context of modern neuroscience (see [5], [41] for reviews), as well as to the research on mind-wandering and stimulus-independent thoughts [42].

Ross Macphee, a paleontologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, who has worked with ancient proteins in other studies, calls it "a landmark study" in the burgeoning field of paleoproteomics.

Today, some gurus in the burgeoning field of "game studies" argue that video games, in particular, can be powerful motivators.

A neurologist friend, Dr. Richard Ransohoff, has drawn our attention to an early contribution to the suddenly burgeoning field of palinological studies.

Sex and Internal Secretions was a hefty treasure trove of everything anyone back then would want to know about the burgeoning field of sex studies and sex hormones.