Sentence examples for innumerable papers from inspiring English sources

Over a long and prolific career, Mr. Borjas, a prominent Harvard economist, has written innumerable papers and books making a case for fewer immigrants and more restrictive immigration policies.

Self-rated health (ascertained via the question, "How would you describe your health: very good, good, fair, poor or very poor?", or variations of this), is a variable that is widely used and extensively studied, since it provides an easy-to-obtain measure of subjective health, shown to be of great value by innumerable papers [ 1].

He has spent countless days over the last two decades handing out tickets, dealing with dithering customers and, of course, suffering innumerable paper cuts.

I sleep restlessly, unable to envision a blood-free scenario for putting her back in the carrier, although I have now refreshed it with a bottle of Evian and innumerable paper towels.

In fact, it is more likely that the heat would be absorbed as it goes out what are essentially innumerable paper straws.

On innumerable green papers with alternating solid and dashed lines, through hundreds of hours of classroom time, I created, well, something.

The author of innumerable scientific papers on longevity and aging, he founded and served as the first director of the National Institute on Aging.

I have been reading about psychoanalysis since I was in high school, but being Erik also meant immersing myself in psychiatric diagnoses, pharmacology and innumerable neuroscience papers.

World-class plate theorist, author of innumerable scientific papers on the ophiolitic sequence as the signature of global tectonics, president to be of the Geological Society of America, Eldridge Moores was the generous and quixotic geologist who had undertaken to teach me, on field trip after field trip, the geologic history of, among other places, California, Arizona, Greece, and Cyprus.

There are innumerable research papers on competition between two power plants.

Since then, CDMR has been the subject of innumerable research papers, editorials, letters, opinion surveys, reviews, guidelines and conferences [ 1, 4- 14].