Sentence examples for diversified study from inspiring English sources
Though he had now as yet wholly rejected the idea of ordination, he wished for a period of more diversified study before making that decision.
Rather than seeking to diversify the study population in each study, would designing smaller studies with more homogenous study populations and replicating them in various geographic areas be more effective?
Future research into propranolol, including its use in the ICU, must diversify and broaden studied populations to improve their ecological validity and examine long-lasting effects in clinical patients.
Regardless, the key implication of our analysis is that diversifying evolutionary studies of brain size beyond enigmatic, large brained clades may offer new avenues for testing evolutionary or functional hypotheses.
Study abroad has diversified away from traditional academic study.
Based on this idea, this paper attempts to examine the characteristics and the formation mechanism of intergenerational relations in China's transitional period through the case study of diversified intergenerational living arrangements in modern cities.
Results indicating that phylogenies of both Plasmodium and Haemoproteus groups within our study region diversified across longitudinal axes, which also represent sharp elevational and temperature changes, lend further support to the idea that these transitions facilitate diversification.
Fortunately, during the study period the national versions were not too diversified and thus in this study we could group inpatient admissions and day care episodes using each country's own NordDRG versions.
They probably diversified their skill set, studied for every test, or were expert networks.
Use of the reaction module concept should be of great value when studying mechanistically diversified superfamilies [ 7, 11, 13, 14, 46, 47].
