Sentence examples for had ever studied from inspiring English sources
Nobody had ever studied heart function in relation to this gene.
And we did an experiment, and we started off using a dose 25,000 times lower than anybody had ever studied.
And I began to take religion courses because the only time otherwise that I had ever studied the Bible was in religious school.
-- A colleague in physical anthropology teaching a small college in the Southeast told me she was teaching a class of freshmen college students and found that none of them had ever studied evolution or even knew what evolution was.
Before this study, according to Breton-Provencher and Sur, no one had ever studied the location and function of these neurons in the LC, which neurons connect to them, and how they might inhibit arousal.
Nevasayneva, dancing the austere Marie Taglioni, protected her turf with an awesomely chill ferocity that reminded one audience member of every bad ballet teacher she had ever studied with.
"This was the most exciting supernova I've ever studied.
If you've ever studied tragedy, she is the classic tragic protagonist.
"It's the most difficult thing I've ever studied," she says.
No scientist has ever studied the statistical correlation between noise inside an arena and the success of the home team.
