Sentence examples for examining college from inspiring English sources

Moreover, other studies examining college choice have found that tuition influences the college students attend (Long 2004a; Jacob et al. 2013).

Furthermore, when examining college students' preferences for levels of customization, the results showed that 63.91% participants preferred best-matched fit customization, indicating that they desire both functionally useful and aesthetically appealing athletic shoes.

Future studies examining college populations should actively recruit faculty and staff in these age ranges to participate.

Congress ultimately decided to leave responsibility with the accreditors, but laid out new standards that accrediting bodies had to consider in examining colleges -- among them, default and graduation rates, and the percentage of graduates who landed jobs in their chosen field of study.

The commission, which includes corporate and academic officials, was set up last fall by Education Secretary Margaret Spellings to examine college costs and accountability.

Michael A. Polizzi, an assistant superintendent, said the district carefully researched future demand for jobs, examined college programs and surveyed students about their interests before settling on its first six majors: sports management, fine and performing arts, health sciences, international studies and global commerce, communications and new media and or liberal arts.

This study examines college students' attitudes and habits for seeking academic help.

We examined college sleep patterns and consequences using a cross-sectional design.

The present research examined college students' understanding of two critical core tree-thinking concepts most recent common ancestry and nested clades as a function of instruction in biology generally and in phylogenetics specifically, the latter in an evolution course.

In a previous study, we examined college introductory biology students' constructed explanations of evolution by natural selection (Bray Speth et al., 2009).

For example, a study examining male college athletes' attitudes demonstrated that they negatively assessed male athletes who consulted a "psychotherapist" but not those consulting a "sport psychologist" [ 47], the latter being involved more in performance enhancement than mental health issues [ 48].