Sentence examples for main areas studied from inspiring English sources

In psychophysiological research on attachment, the two main areas studied have been autonomic responses, such as heart rate or respiration, and the activity of the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis.

By next fall, all freshmen will be required to take the Regents examination in four main areas of study -- English, math, social studies and science -- before they graduate.

The framework of environmental analysis, coming out from this logical model, therefore, is divided into two main areas: the study of the environmental incidence and the study of environmental factors to incidence (components and physical agents) caused in the territory by human activities.

His three main areas of study are theoretical atomic and molecular physics, astrophysics, and aeronomy -- the study of the upper atmosphere.

The discipline is organized into four main areas of study, or subfields.

Dr. Byrnes said his passion for science communication was driven largely by his main areas of study, climate change and human-caused extinctions of species.

There are two main areas of study.

I have pursued two main areas of study: early emotion development and childhood anxiety/obsessive-compulsive disorder.

When I was working on my undergraduate degree, I was fortunate enough to find a path that combined psychology, philosophy, and biology as my main areas of study.

Clicking on any of the topic headers in the center of the homepage leads to an assemblage of resources, project information, and laboratory homepage links related to the WTSI's six main areas of study.

Cellulose synthesis is currently one of the main areas of study in plant molecular biology; however, despite the considerable progress made during the last decade, the underlying mechanisms of the biosynthesis process have remained obscure.