Sentence examples for looking explicitly at from inspiring English sources

That's why a cottage industry has emerged of researchers looking explicitly at the recent experience.

In our work on the second generation (Blau, Kahn, Liu, and Papps 2013), we examine the process by which source country culture gets transmitted to future generations in the host country by looking explicitly at intergenerational transmission from immigrants to their children born in the United States.

Perhaps, in light of all the silly noise being made about calories, that last bit bears repeating one more time: "… participants' energy intake was adjusted periodically…" In other words, even in this study looking explicitly at the metabolic effects of carbohydrate, when it was time to induce weight loss, or make sure it was maintained, the researchers turned to calories both times.

As a corollary to the overarching issue of poverty, other studies looking explicitly at patient insurance status have distinctly identified it as having a significant effect upon who is diagnosed with and treated for ADHD [ 3, 33].

I mention these oddities because this week, I want to resume my obsession with mutations, and look explicitly at a type that I've so far mentioned only in passing: beneficial mutations.

More recently, a few studies have looked explicitly at the effects of class size on educational attainment.

"4Children repeats it call for a new high level, stand-alone inquiry led by the Prime Minister which looks explicitly at the extent of child sexual exploitation in the UK today and what can be done to prevent it.

Here, only the digital story texts of the 23 students who consented to participate in this research, remained in school for the duration of the project, and completed their digital stories were analysed thematically (Pinnegar & Hamilton, 2011) and we looked explicitly at their talk about the future.