Sentence examples for more specific studies from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, we will have to wait until 2019 for Crenshaw's definitive collection, On Intersectionality: Essential Writings, but her more specific studies are widely available.

However, more specific studies are required to identify the fate of 2-ACBs in body and the LD50 values.

We showed that mental illnesses are more prevalent in more unequal societies: this has now been confirmed by more specific studies of depression and schizophrenia, as well as by evidence that your income ranking is a better predictor of developing illness than your absolute income.

Some examples of more specific studies of sheet metal shearing are given in the sequel of this section.

The volume provides an overview of economic growth in East Asia as well as more specific studies on Japan, Korea, China, and Hong Kong.

Although decisive actions during Brazilian jiu-jitsu matches are mainly dependent on muscular power, more specific studies are necessary to describe it.

G and GO's function and toxicity still need more specific study.

Growth phase phenomenology remains of great interest and we have done a more specific study of this substorm phase in a section below for which the perturbations were more pronounced, and optical data from the same meridian were available.

A more specific study in China show that if the father's monthly income is higher than 2,000 RMB (about 330 USD), his children will have a better chance of entering a university or college for further study (Li [2010]).

Indeed, beyond the reservations that one may have concerning the variable quality of the output of such software, the use of clean original electrophysiological signals makes safer the more specific study of precise neuronal synchronization.

The deeply complex cultural and socioeconomic issues at the heart of Pug's turbulent world demand more specific study, and Nathan leaves it to a few local cops and anxious TV reporters to provide the film's bit of counter-narrative.