Sentence examples for long-term examination from inspiring English sources

He says he was stunned that there was no long-term examination of the British market.

The study tracked a group of priests, nuns and monks as part of a long-term examination of the aging process.

Long-term examination of scientific evidence often changes previous conclusions, and while scientists have a right to express their view based on their assessment of the evidence they believe is sound, they are not infallible.

Matt Black's "The People of Clouds" is a long-term examination of the lives of Mixtec migrant workers, a community that he first encountered near his home, in California's Central Valley, in the late nineteen-nineties.

By Elissa Curtis September 11 , 2013Matt Black's "The People of Clouds" is a long-term examination of the lives of Mixtec migrant workers, a community that he first encountered near his home, in California's Central Valley, in the late nineteen-nineties.

It's marvelous because of Luhrmann's utterly objective, unbiased and long-term examination of how evangelical Christian's learn to pray.

While this was arguably one of the most important steps in curtailing discriminatory lending practices, it would be decades before anyone made heads or tails of the data as it required long-term examinations of the systemic practices of the institutions over the course of hundreds of applications.

But whether it stands up to hardware designed specifically for Android Wear in long-term testing will require further examination.

Further, a long term examination of wetlands in prairie Canada suggested that wetland degradation had occurred there throughout inter-annual fluctuations in water levels [40].

A long-term EEG examination revealed a left temporal and right hemispherical brain dysfunction without epileptiform patterns.

Also, a long-term prognostic examination of carperitide revealed that it led to a significant reduction of cardiac events compared to standard therapy without carperitide [ 12].