Sentence examples for detached study from inspiring English sources

Consider these words: "fortune," "detached study," "charitably," "enchantment," "discreet and sedate," "equanimity," "adventure," "university".

In the same preface to his first book, Levi promises a "detached study" of what befell him.

Sainte-Beuve greeted the appearance of Chateaubriand's memoirs with enthusiasm, though a decade and a half later he was to write an extensive and far more detached study of that writer and his literary circle, entitled Chateaubriand et son groupe littéraire sous l'empire (1861).

After identifying a client as eligible for the study, and after obtaining their informed consent to participate, the CMHW detached the study assignment paper stapled to the consent form.

Her muteness in this scene is oddly detached: she studies it all with consternation, but also with interest.

These results are consistent with previous studies that used detached leaves from VIGS plants to study Agrobacterium-mediated plant transformation [ 30] and stress assays [ 24, 26, 31, 32].

The presented single family detached house in this study has a total floor area of 161.5 m2.

Yet, previous studies often detached participants from the social context in which learning took place.

In addition, an in vitro bioassay using previously frozen, detached glumes for microscopic studies of initial infection of different F. graminearum mutants was recently published [ 24].

These trichomes have the experimental advantage of being single-celled and readily detached for in vitro studies of gene expression or for other purposes.

It was disappointing when accelerometers became detached during the practical utility study, and this was due to activities such as rolling of the horse.