Sentence examples for centuries of study from inspiring English sources

Answering this question took centuries of study of physics, botany and mathematics.

Much is known of the detailed processes of vegetation modification along the Mediterranean, since they have been observed and studied since Classical times, and a good deal is also known from the more than three centuries of study of the Cape area of South Africa, but until the late 19th century very little was understood about these processes in tropical Africa.

Then there's the apparent fact that, after years and centuries of study, we have no clue as to what 96percentt of the universe consists of.

The phylogenetic affinity of Strepsiptera remains uncertain despite more than two centuries of study [e.g., 4,10,13 30].

As genome sequencing become both less expensive and easier to conduct (http://genome10k.soe.ucsc.edu/), such approaches will become available for more species, but the descendants of domesticated taxa will still have the advantage of centuries of study.

There is a better chance of seeing him on an episode of "Nova," bemoaning the fact that after centuries of studying the heavens, we still know so little about our existence.

The Trechini fauna of the Alpine range is one of the best known in the world due to two centuries of studies by professional and amateur speleologists and biospeleologists.

Despite nearly a century of study, the in vivo function of microglia and the extent that they contribute to the onset, progression and recovery from neuroinflammatory disorders is still a subject of debate.

There is a century of study, policy and critique of the relationship between extractive industry, the environment and stakeholder interest.

Even now, after a century of study, it remains impossible to say what the paintings of Mont St. Victoire would look like if Cézanne had continued working on them.

More than a century of study has strived to discover the nature of these large-scale movements at a proximal level [reviewed in 2], [3].