Sentence examples for examining a case from inspiring English sources

The proposed model is validated by examining a case study from the plastic sector.

This study aims to address this gap by examining a case with a high concentration of chemical components in the greywater (e.g. where chemical oxygen demand ranged between 35 and 70,032 mg/L).

By examining a case in a developing country context and the relationship of farming households' sense of place to their relocation willingness, this research is a pilot study to explore the relationship of sense of place to the willingness to relocate of farming households in a landslide-threatened impoverished area.

Examining a case study of an important low-carbon energy technology, wind power, this study finds: (1) policy volatility has been substantial, (2) policy changes were uncorrelated across jurisdictions, suggesting that (3) investors could have substantially reduced their exposure to the risk of policy volatility by operating globally.

When finished examining a case, the student/learner is expected to enter a diagnosis [Figure 7], differentials and motivations based on the facts and reflective activities performed.

The article examined a case that in some ways echoes Kelly's.

One report examined a case in which a pool maintenance technician had complained about not receiving a final paycheck.

But the police will inevitably have to examine a case of possible impersonation of a solicitor: letters do not write themselves.

But it seems almost fitting that his first book would examine a case in which the killer's identity remains unknown.

To do so, however, they have examined a case where public health provision shrank, rather than grew.

"It is so easy to become a tax-deductible organization and so hard to get the government to examine a case and say this doesn't qualify," Mr. Lustic said.