Sentence examples for ground-breaking study from inspiring English sources

We don't want it enough,' says Rebecca Harding, lead researcher on a ground-breaking study of UK productivity by the Work Foundation.

Primitive Rebels, his ground-breaking study of banditry, was published in 1959, along with, perhaps unexpectedly, a collection of his writing on jazz.

At Princeton, neuroscientists have conducted a ground-breaking study on the effects of sugar on the delicate chemical balance in the brains of rats.

But a ground-breaking study that tracked the movement of herring gulls nesting in the Cornish resort of St Ives suggested they spent little time scavenging for goodies or scraps on the streets.

The MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston published results of a ground-breaking study on brain-dead and nearly brain-dead patients in 2002 that some believed would set the stage for further work.

Kate was the commercial lead for IHS Markit's Reinventing the Wheel study, a ground-breaking study on electric vehicles conducted jointly by IHS Markit's energy, automotive, and chemical teams.

Their ground-breaking studies since then have laid the foundation for a more complete understanding of DNA replication.

The focus was on the strategies of nanomaterial-based membrane structure design and latest ground-breaking studies in this area.

In Psychology, there was George von Békésy, winner of a Nobel Prize for his ground-breaking studies on audition and how the ear works.

In addition to his private practice, he published numerous ground-breaking studies in child development, was a lecturer, Director of Research and a key co-investigator with Margaret Mahler of the Margaret S. Mahler Psychiatric Research Foundation.

The ground-breaking studies included in the special issue and referenced throughout this introduction embody the many ways in which progress can be made in the field of paleo-oncology.