Sentence examples for far looking at from inspiring English sources
Over the years that got his name in the papers quite a bit; it's certainly true that you can't get very far, looking at 20th-century American writing, without coming across his name.
"This is the most sophisticated, most impressive study so far looking at the serotonin system," said Dr. Debra E. Weese-Mayer, director of pediatric respiratory medicine at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, "and it's going to drive genetic studies to find out what's behind this".
I just thought he had gone too far looking at me and saying 'how old I look'," she told BBC Parliament.
In oncology, this issue has been translated into the capability of PET scanners to identify only solid tumours bigger than 1 g (108 to 109 cells) [13]; however, no validation studies have been published so far looking at the limiting spatial resolution of PET for atherosclerotic lesions.
Now the largest independent replication effort so far, looking at 409 pairs of gay brothers, fingers the same region on the X. "When you first find something out of the entire genome, you're always wondering if it was just by chance," says Hamer, who asserts that new research "clarifies the matter absolutely".
This study, the largest homogenous group so far looking at p53-Ab in SCLC, suggests that p53 antibody detection may have a role in predicting outcome in this type of cancer.
When it comes to measures of labor-market inequality, the last few years so far look at lot like the years before 2008.
Since we have so far looked at the book's qualities as a novel, the first thing to say is that it is an effective literary device.
However, all of the work done thus far looked at either a small part of the Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean, or ice cores on the Antarctic continent.
Oxitec have so far looked at around 150 generations of GM mosquitoes and no resistance has been seen- the gene is stable.
To our knowledge, however, no research has so far looked at how the organizational culture of the hospital setting may change women's decisions when choosing a specific medical intervention, such as an epidural or a cesarean section.
