Sentence examples for department studies from inspiring English sources

Alexandra Horowitz of Barnard College's psychology department studies animal cognition, and has long been fascinated with the way dog owners anthropomorphize their pets' behavior — ascribing to them human emotions like jealousy and guilt.

It may sound unusual, but according to Sarah Bate, the lead researcher at Bournemouth University's Face Processing Disorders department, studies show a surprising number of people may have the same problem.

In the Haute-Saône department, studies of surface collections and the few rare preserved stratified open air-sites demonstrate the presence of handaxes whose typology indicates Lower and Middle Palaeolithic.

The department studies found that from 1975 to 1995, the proportion of full-timers working on contract climbed from 19percentto28percentr cent, while the proportion of those on the tenure track fell from 29percentto20percentr cent.

Emergency department studies of asthma have also evaluated the role of ambient particulate matter.

The Spearman ρ indicates a strong cut-off effect in the family medicine studies and to a lesser degree in the emergency department studies.

To see if the new approach had hurt patients, the department studied whether they were more likely to have died after the changes took effect than before.

A 23-year-old Colgate University graduate, she is an analyst in the operations department, studying the performance of the agency's fleet of 1,800 vehicles.

But when the department studied the site, it found that the number of cars there and the speed of the cars met the criteria for a traffic light, said Tom Cocola, a department spokesman.

A department study, based on a survey of 500 pedestrians, found that one-third of New Yorkers could not say which direction north was.

DuPont's lawyers questioned the study's methods in cross-examination, and cited a state health department study from 1994 that they said showed no elevated instances of cancer in the town.