Sentence examples for mainstream study of from inspiring English sources
I understand the contention that the mainstream study of history, for example, neglects marginalised groups but we're reasonably clear that some things actually did happen.
Most mainstream studies of such interventions often conclude that physical activity needs to become integrated into everyday life to have long term benefits on health and fitness.
This article presents insights from in-depth qualitative research, offering stronger evidence of causal influences than in mainstream studies on the built environment and travel.
With this in mind, this paper aims to provide a state-of-the-art review of mainstream studies undertaken between 2005 and 2011 within the normative literature.
Different from the foci of the mainstream studies in the field, we explore what and how teachers should do in order to optimise students' learning process in COGBLe in the context of formal schooling.
As the technology of these emerging memory devices become more mature and they get ready to be adopted in mainstream computers, a study of their reliability becomes very important.
These now-mainstream studies include a number of chemistry papers that have found new applications in medicine and industry.
(I am not, of course, singling out Professor Schwitzgebel in any particular way. I am fairly confident that his views are mainstream in the academic study of philosophy -- his was simply the articulation of this view that I was exposed to).
By John Cassidy October 10, 2017 In the world of mainstream American economics, Richard Thaler's study of behavioral quirks like loss aversion and the status-quo bias was seen as subversive.
Finally, as a form of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), acupuncture might facilitate consumerism in healthcare [ 17, 25- 28] and could thus provide a richer setting for a more nuanced exploration of consumerism than would be possible in a study of a mainstream biomedical modality.
The mainstream view on studies of social work in China is "embedded development" (Ge 2012; Wang 2011), including "political embeddness" or "system embeddness" (Xiong 2006).
