Sentence examples for paradigmatic study from inspiring English sources

A paradigmatic study of integrating statistical modeling and experimental analysis to investigate the critical micelle concentration (CMC) and environmental risk of 120 structurally diverse Gemini surfactants is performed.

A paradigmatic study revealing the potential of this approach to genetically mark regulatory sites in primitive haematopoietic cells has just been published (Cattoglio et al, 2010).

Paradigmatic studies in Dr. Bissell's laboratory have shown that it is possible to revert the malignant phenotype by targeting environmental factors [24], [26], [27] and by correcting alterations in signal transduction pathways [28], [29], both in vivo and in culture, without altering the genetic lesions of the tumor, summarized in [30], [31].

Stendhal provided him with a paradigmatic case study.

The paper addresses this topic in the paradigmatic case study of the countryside of Rome Italyy), characterized by counter dynamics of forest expansion and suburbanization.

On the other hand, a paradigmatic case study of the structure and dynamics of complex systems is that of social networks.

This paradigmatic case study highlights the potential economic impact of applying the concepts of personalized genetic medicine to other disorders in the future.

Such public health maps are often traced back to John Snow's paradigmatic epidemiological study on cholera and contaminated water in 19th century London.

ECMO has therefore been a paradigmatic case study for many of the types of trials that have been and will be performed in intensive care medicine.

In this process of translating international rights into national policy, creating a locally-relevant definition of health-related rights, South Africa provides a paradigmatic case study of the struggles in creating structures to assure the benefits of community participation.

Koolhaas came to believe that Lagos was a "paradigmatic case-study of a city at the forefront of globalizing modernity," and began to make the radical argument that many of the city's dysfunctions should be heralded rather than fixed.