Sentence examples for extensive studies by from inspiring English sources
It took extensive studies by international experts to conclude that the remains of a man drowned in 1979 were indeed those of the dread figure from Auschwitz.
Extensive studies by Chisholm and coworkers [199] showed that carboxylates containing Mo Mo and Cr Cr quadruple bonds also exhibited columnar phases.
'Honey Sweet' was cleared for commercial production in the United States in 2010 following extensive studies by appropriate regulatory agencies.
This is subsequently supported by extensive studies by Keller et al (Keller et al, 2005), although controversies still exist.
Studies using collagen I [ 87, 90] and extensive studies by Weiss and colleagues using ex vivo peritoneal membrane and mammary gland explants [ 82, 83] exclude the need for soluble MMPs in matrix invasion by cancer cells.
Good algorithms show a very high success rate, though; e.g., in the extensive studies by Czechowski and colleagues [ 13] and Caldana and colleagues [ 19], 96%and97%7% of all reactions yielded specific products, respectively.
On June 30, Harvard University Press published an extensive study by Professor Hamburger, straightforwardly titled "Separation of Church and State".
This research report, based on an extensive study by the Center for Work-Life Policy, a nonprofit research firm in New York City, provides the first comprehensive view of the forces behind the ongoing exodus of talented women from the workforce.
An extensive study by an ESPM graduate student has found that a rich, fungal spore bank under the devastating Rim Fire two years ago remained intact and sparked the rebirth of new plants, trees and seedlings.
The most recent extensive study, by Patricia M. Danzon, a professor of health management at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, concluded that Americans might not pay more when factors were counted like the discounts received by American drug companies, the widespread use of generic drugs in this country and the different dosages prescribed in different countries.
A counterpoint to the egregious Philip Morris report suggesting that the early death of smokers can benefit a nation's economy is an extensive study by the World Bank that details the chilling -- and very expensive -- toll that cigarettes are taking around the world.
