Sentence examples for certain areas of study from inspiring English sources

As for Leanne, Ms. Romano said, "All she knew was, 'This is a big test, my mother's freaking out, and if I fail I'm going to get left back".' School officials assessed Leanne and identified certain areas of study where she needed help, so Ms. Romano began taking her into school for tutoring an hour early twice a week, and also on Saturday mornings.

There are certain areas of study where present-day pragmatics can learn from history.

Rosensweig confirmed a coming student graph that will enable the company to hook up the right students in certain areas of study, grades and material with the right tutors as well as with the right scholarships and test prep.

The development of phylogenetic biology has also spawned a dizzying amount of terminology, but Baum and Smith manage to focus on the most wide-ranging vocabulary, even noting when particular terms are specific to certain areas of study (i.e., complex nomenclature in gene duplication, p. 153).

History is regarded by many as a social science, and certain areas of historical study are almost indistinguishable from work done in the social sciences.

Even assuming a mean external effective dose of 2.0 6.0 mSv per year as might have received in high background radiation areas like China, Iran, India and certain areas of Brazil, one can study the biological and health effects in the population [8].

In some RHSs another informant was included due to his/her experience in certain areas of interest to the study.

Collection and secondary use of procedures as coded data should have clear clinical or administrative purposes such as information for other caregivers or professions about planned procedures, as a basis for reimbursement, or for studying certain areas of interest to evaluate procedures related to health problems.

Considering that Cd pollution is more serious in certain areas of China than in Japan, environmental epidemiological studies on Cd pollution in China clearly warrant more attention.

Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies have shown that certain areas of the brain including the anterior cingulate cortex, somatosensory cortex, and thalamus activate when people experience pain.

There are some preliminary studies that show that certain areas of the brain, like the anterior cingulate cortex, are more reactive in IBS patients than healthy controls.