Sentence examples for extend work on from inspiring English sources
In particular we would like to extend work on one-dimensional propagation models which includes the discontinuous structure arising from intercellular junctions to three dimensions.
The social identity approach to group processes (Tajfel & Turner, 1979; Turner, Hogg, Oakes, Reicher, & Wetherell, 1987) is used to extend work on school connectedness and belonging through the inclusion of a measure of social identification.
We extend work on supply chain resource dependency by drawing a distinction between market-structure-induced resource dependency and supplier over-reliance on a customer in a competitive market.
The objective of this study was to replicate and extend work on comorbid medical conditions in a systematically recruited sample of people with migraine.
The objective of this study was to replicate and extend work on the comorbidity of pain, psychiatric, and endocrine/neurological symptoms and conditions in a systematically recruited sample of people with EM and CM. Materials and Methods.
To extend work on social anxiety in a relational context, we considered whether dysfunctional capitalization support helps to explain when social anxiety is related to romantic relationship problems.
Kwon has extended work on this project into the 2018-2019 academic year, with support from the Irving Innovation Fellowship.
Last month the government, largely composed of former Marxist guerrillas, delayed the next such election for an 18th year when it extended work on its new constitution.
New science GCSEs contain practical experiments and extended work on topics such as genetics and ecology in biology, nanoparticles and bioleaching in chemistry, and energy and space in physics.
This study extended work on Normalization process Theory (NPT) towards tests of predictive utility of the theory by developing an instrument to assess normalisation potential in relation to e-health.
A series of E. coli constraint-based models have been published by the group of B. Palsson [ 3- 6], extending work on stoichiometric constraint-based modeling of E. coli dating back more than twenty years [ 7- 10].
