Sentence examples for line of the study from inspiring English sources

Edward B. Tylor and Sir John Lubbock in England, Lewis Henry Morgan in the United States, Adolf Bastian and Theodor Waitz in Germany, and all others in the main line of the study of primitive culture saw existing native societies in the world as prototypes of their own "primitive ancestors," fossilized remains, so to speak, of stages of development that western Europe had once gone through.

The bottom line of the study is that even users who have the ability to pull out their wallet want options when it comes to social games.

The bottom line of the study is that agricultural runoff can be bad for frogs, says ecologist Janet Koprivnikar of the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California.

Figure 4 Elevation differences between the original DTM generated from the full-density data (D20) and the thinned DTMs (D8, D4, D2, D1) extracted from a 1-m grid along the central line of the study area.

But the bottom line of the study, published last week in the journal Psychological Science in the Public Interest, is that no third party -- not your sister or best pal or the matchmaker of yore -- would do much better in finding you your soul mate.

The time line of the study is depicted in Fig. 1.

The degree of the powder crystallinity was estimated as the ratio of integrated intensities, such as for the (101) line of the studied and reference standard samples (reference standard: TiO2, anatase 100%).

Our screen has identified a new set of lines for the study of oogenesis and stem cell biology in the Drosophila ovary.

Fig. 1 Reference landmarks and lines of the study.

Neve, R. M. et al. A collection of breast cancer cell lines for the study of functionally distinct cancer subtypes.

Bottom line: of that study: chemo spreads the cancer through the body.