Sentence examples for essentially studying from inspiring English sources
Dalbe and her peers study multiphase flow, which is essentially studying the interactions between bubbles of two different fluids like water and oil, so simplifying their research into soap bubbles was a natural activity for kids, she explained.
I started doing my own market research to validate my business idea, essentially studying the competition as well as researching market information specific to Canada.
"If they (city aides) were to do the study," Picus said, "then they are essentially studying their bosses' salaries, so there would be a big credibility gap there". Picus, whose committee agreed to seek the outside study, said she did not know how much such a study would cost.
Because modern toxicologists can control both the exposures and randomization of nearly identical subjects, they are typically little concerned with confounding or bias; from an epidemiologic point of view, they are essentially studying one type of individual.
But as a recent graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where I essentially studied innovation & creativity (along with a delightfully oversized serving of hard sciences) I found myself observing and interacting through another lens.
Quite recently, Zeltser [6] in her PhD thesis has essentially studied both the theory of topological double sequence spaces and the theory of summability of double sequences.
Open image in new window Quite recently, in her PhD thesis, Zeltser[10] has essentially studied both the theory of topological double sequence spaces and the theory of summability of double sequences.
The second half of the film essentially studies Dunst's depression -- which means watching her sit and lie around being depressed.
It was essentially studied in nervous system, but poorly investigated in epithelial cells.
So far, the influence of female choice on re-mating has been essentially studied in monogamous bird species [11], [13].
These methods, essentially, study the way sets of items correlate or covary.
