Sentence examples for most exhaustive study from inspiring English sources

They are both right, according to the most exhaustive study of these laws.

Bath's study should provide the most exhaustive study of technique to date.

Magaw's opinion that there are other motives for many of these burnings is supported by the most exhaustive study of the fires so far, done by USA Today.

Waters' last book, "Mind, Myth & Magick," more than eight hundred large octavo pages long, is the most exhaustive study of mentalism ever produced.

The most exhaustive study ever of Gauguin's life has revealed a brutal man who falsely cast himself as a creature of exotic sexuality, a defender of women's rights and a bastion of socialist ideals.

In addition to Robb's biography — the most exhaustive study published in English in more than fifty years — there is now the Modern Library's "Rimbaud Complete," translated and edited by Wyatt Mason.

It is an issue that William H. Whyte, who has done the most exhaustive studies of public space in the city hammers away at continuously, and he is correct.

For an author completing one of the most exhaustive studies of Mao's life ever attempted, this suggests that Short treads with those Westerners who feel uncomfortable reaching judgments about China that are too harsh.

One of the most exhaustive studies in the literature in terms of number of patients [15] used a database of 1,155 (759 positive, 396 negative).

Since his pain research, he has finished one of the most exhaustive studies ever of the inner workings of a beehive, measuring every detail of a colony from birth to death.

One of the most exhaustive studies of the quality of health-related information available on the internet is done by Eysenbach, Powell, Kuss and Sa [ 45].