Sentence examples for literature generated from inspiring English sources

First, a review of the literature generated a list of 84 potential outcome variables.

"The FDA knows more about MDMA right now than any drug that they've ever approved in their entire history," he says, pointing to a wealth of literature generated, ironically, by MDMA's illegal status.

Finally, even the most careful and insightful scholarship on Hume tends to ignore the recent scholarly literature generated by the renewed philosophic and historical interest in Newton's philosophy (Cohen and Smith 2002; see also Newton's philosophy in this Encyclopedia).

The analysis covers two aspects: (a) the quantitative description of the literature generated as a result of the mission's engineering and exploitation, and (b) the influence of this literature on the generation of additional scientific and technical knowledge.

According to the literature generated in HIV-uninfected children [29], in this study on HIV-infected adults we observed that the stimulation index of IP-10 was lower than that of IFN-γ, despite the higher levels of cytokines produced.

P2CS data were compared to different analyses available in the literature generated using other search methods.

There is the sensation that great literature generates, of bearing witness.

Whereas a desk fan may or may not generate cold air, classic literature generates a lot of the hot variety.

There was a revival of interest in earlier literature, generating copious commentaries on prosody, grammar, and technical literature.

The enormous number of indicators found in the literature generates too much data that often provide no additional knowledge on the environmental sustainability of a system.

Industry values the Ph.D. because it teaches "how to create new knowledge, pose an original research question, analyze the literature, generate an hypothesis, generate an experimental validation plan, and draw an appropriate conclusion," Banholzer tells Science Careers.