Sentence examples for impetus to study from inspiring English sources

Meteorologists and engineers have been given new impetus to study how lightning behaves in urban areas and how best to protect city dwellers.

After school days blighted by poverty and bullying teachers, the impetus to study came from his granddaughter Becky who, as a two-year-old, grew frustrated with his inability to answer her questions.

It was Finland?s decision to join the EU in 1992 that finally gave her the impetus to study for a translator?s degree.

Health promotion studies were under-represented in the nursing literature, a gap that creates an impetus to study children and families to identify the ways they learn primary preventive behaviors.

However, as in vitro culture media were developed using glucose, pyruvate, and glutamine as energy sources, which were shown to support growth of most cells of interest, the impetus to study further the scope and diversity of nutrients metabolized by different cell types waned.

Our initial impetus to study FGFR3 in so-called 'wild-type' bladder tumour cell lines came from their high sensitivity to FGFR-targeted agents.

This work, written "under the triple inspiration of Marx, Plutarch and Michelet," gave new impetus to studies on France's revolutionary period.

The growing understanding of the genetic basis of adaptive phenotypic traits, however, provides a new impetus to studies of this question.

The study provides a historical impetus to consider partially restoring parts of southeast Vancouver Island by re-introducing fire via the application of controlled burns.

She returned to the farm in 1901, and during a visit to Cape Town she met Beatrice Hazel, a realistic romantic style painter, who introduced her to Edward Roworth, giving impetus to her desire to study painting.

Although field studies have provided a major impetus to the study of social factors in song learning, there is still little understanding in the field of exactly how social variables shape song learning [11].