Sentence examples for profitable studies from inspiring English sources

His research led to profitable studies of organometallic compounds by his student Edward Frankland.

He denounced the more innovative elements of traditional university logic such as sophismata and instead suggested that students should read his own shorter handbook on logic (1496b) to learn just enough before moving on to more profitable studies.

The composer and critic Virgil Thomson routinely debunked what he called the "game of influences," which he considered "about as profitable a study as who caught cold from whom when they were standing in the same draft".

Butylene carbonate (BC), a common solvent with higher oxidation resistance compared with ethylene carbonate (EC) and propylene carbonate (PC), is profitable in studying anion-graphite intercalation compounds (AGICs).

Rationalising these biochemical features in relation to the chemically and physically harsh environments inhabited by these organisms and evaluating their potential (and limitations) for use in industrial biotechnology can form the basis of a range of profitable student study topics.

We have included as many of the tools as have seemed profitable in previous studies without overwhelming users or severely cluttering the user interface.

For the post-combustion CO2 capture process to be profitable, the present study stresses the importance of a high charge for CO2 emission.

Selwyn (2011) contends that while digital technologies may support "a greater volume of learning opportunities … these are often homogeneous and interchangeable" while provision tends to be dominated by "popular and profitable areas of study" (pp. 100 101).

This concept may be particularly profitable in the study of certain ion channels, which are notorious of their promiscuity in drug binding.

Selection for background markers was less profitable in this study than recovering the donor genome by selection on phenotype.

These highly profitable companies (which the study dubs "the new sustainability champions") are using greenery to reduce costs, motivate workers and forge relationships.