Sentence examples for investigated, for example, from inspiring English sources
I haven't investigated, for example, whether polls do better with or without third-party candidates listed, and the answer may depend on the circumstances.
The effect of many factors on the shear resistance of such the beams has not been well investigated, for example, fiber factors (the type of fiber, the strengthening scheme, and the number of layers), the concrete strength, and the ratio of the shear span to effective depth.
Although there were many studies in this regard, which mainly focus on the discharge capacity, the local scour and the mean flow field, some issues remain to be further investigated, for example, the variation of the mechanical energy during the scouring process, and the adjustment of the unsteady turbulent flow after the local scour with the downstream steady uniform flow.
Cognitive anthropologists have investigated, for example, the similarities and differences across cultures in words for colors.
The Seebeck coefficient in variable range hopping has been investigated, for example, by Zvyagin [27].
Many interesting applications have been investigated, for example, traffic monitoring [19] and file sharing.
Scientists are investigating, for example, defects in cellular mitochondria, which are responsible for producing energy.
We can check our records to investigate (for example, gifts may have been recorded as a donation rather than as membership dues).
It will be important for Mueller to investigate, for example, whether anyone associated with the Trump campaign aided and abetted the hacking of e-mail accounts connected to Hillary Clinton's campaign; that would certainly be a federal crime.
Macao's Portuguese administration is investigating, for example, whether to build the territory's first airport, which would enable the electronics industry to improve its competitiveness by supplying parts in one day.
Our reading- and writing-intensive seminar will dig into the ways women writers confront, appropriate, subvert, or re-imagine convention, investigating, for example, current debate about the value of ¿dislikable¿ or ¿angry¿ women characters and their impact on readers.
