Some recent studies, according to Chang van Oordt, are even investigating the spatial trajectory of specific cases, examining for example, whether certain bird populations acquired the parasite at their winter grounds or their breeding grounds.
But it would be worth examining, for example, the recent rise of moody, bruised male rock singers on the show; the last three winners fit this bill, and have mostly flopped commercially.
The interviews with New York City firefighters, police officers and other rescue personnel are intended to supplement this effort, by examining, for example, where the fire department decided to send its firefighters, where it set up its command posts, and whether radio and other communications equipment can handle such an enormous calamity.
There have been numerous studies on several factors of video games, examining, for example, user demographics [6, 7], social interactions and [1, 8 10] ad-hoc group formation in MMORPGs [11], and others [12 14].
Considering the low solar activity during solar cycle 24, its impact needs to be further investigated by examining, for example, the enhanced wave effects due to the cooler thermosphere, reduced wave dissipation, and less solar induced disturbances.
New biomechanically detailed studies should be carried out, examining, for example, modification of external rotation, the friction between the subscapularis tendon and the graft, the humeral head position relative to the glenoid rotational center after the removal of the capsulolabral complex and after the creation of a GBL of about 25%.
They can examine, for example, how accurately telomere length can predict longevity or healthy aging.
We examined, for example, were the batters being coached to hit the ball at a different angle?
I examined, for example, how seafood consumer campaigns emerged; and how production and consumption systems are being linked through consumer campaigns, retailer actions, regulation, and innovative learning tools.
He examines, for example, the development of the European operetta style from French and Viennese works to such less-well-known schools as the Spanish zarzuela.
This book examines, for example, the tragic response to legislation regulating family life that may have begun as early as the sixth century.
