For example, studies on the rock burst formation mechanism, prediction technique, and prevention measures were conducted on the Erlang Mountain and Cangling extra-long highway projects.
For example, studies on the economic structure of large Japanese business groups (Lincoln et al. 1992) show that cross-shareholding and interlocking directorate networks are the two very common control methods of business groups.
For example, studies on the physicochemical properties of these compounds have shown that when sufficiently heated, the room temperature crystalline solid transforms into the isotropic melt via several intermediate steps, some of which were liquid crystalline for some metal carboxylates [107, 108, 109, 110].
For example: studies on the marine sponges from the Atlantic coast, obtained only 686 OTUs (Alex and Antunes 2015), microbial diversity of marine sponges collected from different ocean obtained no more than 364 OTUs per species (Schmitt et al. 2012), and Cuvelier at el. (2014) obtained only 639 OTUs in the marine sponge, Cinachyrella.
Unfortunately, epidemiological data often are obtained from retrospective studies and underpowered case-control studies, resulting in contradictory findings (for example, studies on the role of caffeine in RA).
For example, studies on the effects of oophorectomy and estrogen removal led to the discovery that tamoxifen inhibits the growth of mammary tumors in mice.
For example, studies on the incidence rates of diarrhoea, and particularly of acute viral gastroenteritis, recorded rates ranging from 0.15 19% in paediatric services [ 1- 3].
For example, studies on the chemical defense of plants or animal preys have given deep insights into how organisms cope with diverse diets that potentially include harmful foods.
For example, studies on the evolution of transferrin receptors in canine species demonstrate that canine parvovirus is a re-emerged, and not a novel pathogen in dogs.
For example, studies on the endothelium often involve a flat 2D monolayer on the glass bottom or on a vertical side wall, primarily because standard lithographic techniques yield rectangular channels which contain sharp corners.
