Sentence examples similar to points studies of from inspiring English sources
To this point, studies of nonmonotonic logic have defined nonmonotonic consequence relations in the style of Hilbert or Tarski, rather than Scott.
We present the results of a two-point study of the topology and dynamics of high-altitude cusp regions under changing interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) direction.
Emily Bazelon's article (April 30) points to studies of the interaction between the 5-HTT gene and the environment that may help explain resilience in sexually abused children.
These results may be interpreted as starting points for studies of phenomenological stochastic bifurcations or noise-induced transitions.
"It's a neurobiological fact," they write, pointing to studies of M.R.I. scans and trained rodents.
Opponents point to studies of existing routes, such as France's TGV network, that suggest the biggest flow of economic gain would go to London.
For decades, innate and adaptive immunity has served as the focal point for studies of tissue fibrosis.
The definition of end-points for studies of PMX-F treatment is generally difficult and problematic.
Birth weight offers many advantages as an end point for studies of environmental agents.
Experts express varying views on the appropriate end-points for studies of thromboprophylaxis [ 27- 31].
Health-related quality of life is now considered an important end-point in studies of outcomes in oncology.
