Sentence examples for case study points from inspiring English sources

The case study points out advantages and limitations of the proposed instrument.

Elizabeth Moore's case study points the way.

This case study points out the possible participation of other components (coating materials), beyond MMVFs, in the etiology of pneumoconiosis.

This case study points to the importance of sub-national programme processes and the influence of factors other than financing or human resource capacity, in understanding intervention scale up.

The results of the case study point out that the model can capture several characteristics of the rainfall series.

The findings of this case study point to a positive trend in the co-relation between performance and overcoming anxiety when learning a Shakespeare play, resulting in more insightful answers in the final examination; thus arguing for the incorporation of performance to enhance the teaching and learning of literature.

Lessons derived from this case study point to the importance of a systemic and comprehensive approach to health and HRH system strengthening and of continuous capacity enhancement and leadership development to ensure effective planning, implementation and monitoring of HRH policies and strategies.

Lessons from this case study point to the importance of a systemic and comprehensive approach to health and HRH system strengthening and of ongoing capacity enhancement and leadership development to ensure effective planning, implementation and monitoring of HRH policies and strategies.

The presented case studies point to a set of contextual technical quality factors that influence the choice of mobile learning application.

The case studies pointed to a lack of job loss even gains—and the two-way state-panel approach suggested the opposite for long panels of data (with minimum wage elasticities in the range−0.1 to−0.3).

The examined case studies point out the extreme vulnerability of such strategic infrastructures from combined natural hazards, which in areas densely populated, can cause enormous costs in terms of human loss and goods destruction, and the need of revising existing design codes to include multi-hazard paradigms.