Sentence examples for instance studies of from inspiring English sources

For instance, studies of bone microstructure in a range of dinosaurs show that periodic, possibly seasonal, growth is reflected in growth lines in the bone (see below).

For instance, studies of Rahman and Ara (2015) consider the impact on Nepal and Bangladesh, Ganesh-Kumar and Chatterjee (2016) and Narayanan and Sharma (2016) for India, Cororaton and Orden (2015) for Philippines, Durongkaveroj (2015) for Thailand, Li and Yao (2014) and Lu (2015) for China, Oduncu et al. (2014) for Turkey and Thorstensen and Ferraz (2014) for Brazil.

For instance, studies of the task-based research have collected data using computer-delivered (e.g., Ellis 2005) or tape-based monologic tasks (Elder and Iwashita 2005; Iwashita et al. 2001; Wigglesworth 1997) in an effort to control for covariates in experiment designs.

For instance studies of hippocampal alteration in alcoholism have produced discrepant findings depending on the techniques used.

For instance, studies of human gene expression have found that approximately 30% of genes have a significant heritable component.

For instance, studies of the biosimilar filgrastim XM02 have found the level of impurities evident in the XM02 product to be less than those found in Neupogen® [ 36].

For instance, study of the autograph of a composition by Bach that had long been attributed to his son Wilhelm Friedemann Bach revealed that the son's signature had been added to the father's work.

Ferrets are used to model human cardiovascular physiology, for instance study of NKCC1 in ferret erythrocytes has facilitated the understanding of the transporter [18] [20].

In some instances, studies of the same species under different environmental conditions have arrived at different results regarding the distribution of the divergence pattern (see, e.g., Hohenlohe et al. 2011; Roesti et al. 2012; Gagnaire et al. 2013).

For instance, a case study of a person with depression, designed to help communicate the subjective experience of depression to trainee therapists.

Mr Sargent, for instance, studied episodes of high inflation and found that expectations aren't formed quickly but through a slow process of learning.