Sentence examples similar to first hand study from inspiring English sources

12] of their journey through the Third Reich making a close first-hand study of the life of the Nazi workman.

In the case of shechita, Jewish authorities say no investigations of the issue in Europe have actually involved the first-hand study of animal slaughter by a trained shochet using a chalef (shochet's knife), which differs from an ordinary abattoir knife in shape, length and sharpness.

In a careful, first-hand study based mainly on official U.S. documents, Amnesty International's senior researcher Michael McClintock identified the critical shift in the Guatemalan military-security structure.

Nothing can really take the place of a first-hand study of the work itself.

Pharmacological activities of S. sylvestre were evaluated by studying antioxidant and free radical scavenging activities in addition to assessment of iron chelation, haemolytic activity, inhibition of lipid peroxidation and erythrocyte membrane stabilizing activity (EMSA) in this first hand pilot study.

My daughter was also enrolled in the clinical trials at Stanford and I have seen first hand how these clinical studies have helped children.

A CRM solution provides you with a 360-degree view of each customer or prospect and relevant activities; this greatly assists in studying first hand information related to the aforementioned areas.

Furthermore, patients in this study reported first hand observations of the effect of unhealthy practices such as a salty diet and sedentary lifestyle on their blood pressure readings.

Sometimes students talk first hand about events we're studying, which makes things far more engaging than just reading a textbook.

Thom Fitzgerald looks at news stories, case studies and first hand experiences as inspiration for his show.

Since my father had always wanted to study Japanese gardening first hand, he was thrilled that the Cruise Management had arranged for them to see the finest gardens in Japan.