Sentence examples for has ever been studied from inspiring English sources

Around Ducie and Henderson, two of the islands in the Pitcairn group, scientists found some of the healthiest populations of sharks and top predators of any underwater environment that has ever been studied.

No other process has ever been studied to such intensity in a world wide joint effort of scientists and food engineers; research into food irradiation for more than six decades has proven that it is safe to apply this technology without any restriction.

Up to now, no Sagittariidae species (i.e. the secretary bird) has ever been studied using chromosome painting.

The idea that we were looking at the chemical composition of the first few genes that had ever been studied in biology was just an amazing moment.

A casual comment by one of the Louvre curators, asking whether the painting had ever been studied, got Ms. González thinking.

Most agreed that the lack of fiber in the Western diet was deleterious to the microbiome, and still others voiced concerns about the additives in processed foods, few of which have ever been studied for their specific effects on the microbiota.

In this paper, potential OOGP decommissioning options are further summarized by considering the platform as a whole or by sections, and filling each consideration with options that have ever been studied before, in both academic and industry fields (Fig. 2).

Neither the mechanics nor the associated biological responses of chondrocytes have ever been studied in cartilage within a joint of a live animal, and no such measurements have ever been performed using physiologically relevant joint loading through muscular contractions.

We investigate the demand for energy and the degree of substitutability among fossil fuels in the United States using the Normalized Quadratic (NQ) expenditure function and (to our knowledge) the longest span prices and quantities that have ever been studied before, from 1919 to 2012.

However, neither common moorhen nor red-fronted coot have ever been studied in this laboratory (nor are the species present in this country), so it is likely that either the tawny frogmouth or the sandhill crane tissue sample was contaminated with DNA from these two species before our laboratory received them.

No definitive work has ever been done studying the changes, if any, the sport of football may have on players.