Sentence examples for expanded their study from inspiring English sources

The researchers subsequently expanded their study to five other cities and found similar patterns in Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, Portland and San Francisco.

A Smithsonian blog reported that the researchers expanded their study to 2,600 people without dyslexia and found that the single gene could not fully explain handedness but that other genes, also associated with left-right symmetry, appeared to play a role.

Well now those scientists have expanded their study to include those cancers, and to encompass patients worldwide, and they've come to the same stark conclusion.

After establishing that darkened plumage resulted from accumulations of black carbon granules, Mr. DuBay and Mr. Fuldner expanded their study to include more than 1,300 specimens of five species of songbirds and woodpeckers with prominent white areas in their plumage.

Recently this group had expanded their study and has shown that in the bone marrow OPN exists predominantly in its thrombin-cleaved forms.

Everett et al. (2008b) expanded their study to include NHANES data through 2004 and found significant associations with PCB congeners 74, 118, and 126.

The research team would like to expand their study, however, in order to identify why some schools succeed.

Relman said his team was planning on expanding their study to include other marine mammals such as sea otters, killer whales, grey whales, harbor seals, elephant seals and manatees.

Information-computer technologies enable specialists to engage in online exchanges and it gives great opportunity in learning the subject efficiently; thereby expanding their study and learning community beyond the physical classroom.

Although the phenomenon has currently been researched only around the Baltic Sea, they plan to expand their study to craters and meteorites in China and the United states to determine whether this was a global phenomenon.

This program offers opportunities for women and men to expand their study of gender and sexuality in the life of the church, in the Christian tradition, and in contemporary culture.