Sentence examples for inspired by a study from inspiring English sources

The idea was inspired by a study that found that up to 40percentt of potential low-income students fail to follow through on college acceptance notifications.

The research was inspired by a study of the Detroit riots in 1967 involving a collaboration between the Detroit Free Press newspaper and the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research.

Inspired by a study of 15 countries, most of them Asian, that have maintained more than 7% growth for 20 years, the NGP looks to agriculture, mining, tourism and industry to create work.

Our inquiry was inspired by a study by evolutionary psychologists David Buss and Todd Shackelford showing that romantic partners give off cues that indicate whether they are committing infidelity.

Inspired by a study of how voice recognition users navigate through documents, we developed a novel program navigation technique that can quickly take a software developer to a desired program position.

Mr. Moody, who spent five years researching literacy and television programming after the birth of his first daughter (he now has two), was inspired by a study that showed that the gaze of children would follow a character, even when a word was on screen.

The questionnaire used in the study was inspired by a survey completed in 2014, which focused on public perception of driverless trains [6].

Ingram says her work was inspired by a 2006 Boston University study of the value of bats for cotton farmers in Texas, which used an economic model to show bats were saving them millions of dollars.

The PD programme was also inspired by a lesson study approach and a collaborative work setting for CHC teachers to improve their class instruction (Lee 2008).

In the present study, we address these challenges by reporting the fabrication of stable, thin, gelatin-based hydrogel films, inspired by a previous study, describing an original synthesis of hydrogel films with a thickness in the range from 1 to 3 mm in the swollen state.

His project is inspired by a 1980 study of New York's urban plazas by sociologist William Whyte.