Sentence examples for issues that shaped from inspiring English sources

We describe the design of the baseline wave, highlighting the analytical and statistical issues that shaped the study.

We describe here methodological issues that shaped the design and analysis features of the NEHW study to ensure that, while a cross-sectional sample, it will advance the quality of evidence emerging from observational studies.

Even the domestic policy issues that shaped the '08 primary season were different than the ones that have, so far, defined the current campaign.

We are going to commit to small audiences as well as large ones, and to commit resources to the big moments and issues that shape national life and Britain's place in the world.

He seemed to be there as he wrote about the issues that shape our lives.

Most important for physicians is to pay attention to the "non-medical" issues that shape our patient's health -- their combined stress from home and work.

As we've traveled the country this year and engaged with college students and young people on campuses and in their communities, we've seen a groundswell of passion and enthusiasm on the issues that shape our lives.

It is the core issue that shapes our entire society.

It is this legitimacy issue that shapes the politics of immigration.

Although he published little, Fermat posed the questions and identified the issues that have shaped number theory ever since.

One story line after another brought Alicia Florrick face to face with the tangle of issues that have shaped her woman scorned-working mother character.