Sentence examples for forerunner study from inspiring English sources
The forerunner study [ Tompkins et al., 2005] demonstrated the improvement caused by insertion of climatologically varying aerosols in a global modeling setting.
Today, the mechanistic component of Descartes's dualism can be seen as the distant forerunner of the study of genetic components of motivation, while his other view of rational choices can be regarded as a precursor of modern cognitive approaches to motivation.
The dataset consists of data collected in a ‚forerunner study' (ALWA) and data from the nearly identical NEPS study.
The Garmin Forerunner line is a study in overkill – but in a good way.
It is likely this is the forerunner of a larger study of antidepressants in this population and this will be an important outcome of this research.
About ten years ago, the South German site of the Monitoring Trends and Determinants in Cardiovascular Disease (MONICA) Study, the forerunner to the Cooperative Health Research in the Region of Augsburg (KORA) Study, revealed that the proportion of hypertensive participants with controlled hypertension < 140/90 mmHg was only 7% in men and 13% in women [ 6].
Assimilation theories have been the forerunners in integration studies defining integration as a linear process in which immigrants were supposed to adapt themselves to the mainstream society (e.g. Warner & Srole, 1945).
His chapter on two visionary Austrian architects Camillo Sitte, who wished to revive the irregularity of medieval cities, and Otto Wagner, a forerunner of the International Style is a study in unresolved paradoxes: Sitte, the tradition-minded Richard Wagner enthusiast, could be seen as the more contemporary figure, his emphasis on communal street life anticipating Jane Jacobs.
Men in their 30s and early 40s are now at the helm of the television industry, and they have learned from their forerunners that it's O.K.to study themselves.
A claim often made about Warshow is that with his affection for the less-than-highbrow arts and insistence on the audience's responses, he was a forerunner of what would become cultural studies.
Charnley was a forerunner also in the field of fracture treatment.
