Sentence examples for devoted to the examination from inspiring English sources

The Neanderthal Genome Project, as it is known, is the culmination of a career devoted to the examination of ancient DNA by a man whose work provided inspiration for Michael Crichton's novel and film "Jurassic Park .Neanderthals lived in Europe and western Asia from 400,000 to some 30,000 years ago.

The present paper is devoted to the examination of micro- and nano-formations on the surface of PEO-coatings: their shape, composition, and effect on the coatings properties.

This is followed by the "lengthy and tedious" selection stage, with six to eight years devoted to the examination of the best recombination and stabilisation designs for the new variation (Van Den Hurk [2009]).

The comprehensive work by Vaquero et al. [9] has been devoted to the examination of the security threats relating the IaaS model, in particular those induced by the virtualisation and multi-tenancy aspects of the cloud.

Part 2 is devoted to the examination of the theories for explaining the processes of emotional and cognitive regulation at work during writing disclosure (Disinhibition theory, Cognitive-processing theory, Self-regulation theory, Exposure theory).

Much energy has been devoted to the examination and modeling of the whole genome duplication events believed to have shaped vertebrate genomes.

A good deal of "The American," directed by Anton Corbijn from a script by Rowan Joffe (adapted from the novel "A Very Private Gentleman," by Martin Booth), is devoted to the patient examination of Mr. Butterfly at work.

There were a number of unexpected developments in a hearing that was almost entirely devoted to the cross-examination of Winters.

Here the approach is scattershot rather than systematic, but in the area devoted to the body, there is an unflinching examination of its powers and failings.

Despite the frequent use of ultrasound examination in pregnancy, little attention has been devoted to the psychological response of the expectant father following the detection of fetal anomalies.

The curriculum stresses early clinical exposure with the first year being devoted to the acquisition of history taking and communication skills and the second year to physical examination skills.