Sentence examples for provide close examination from inspiring English sources
This integrative process will provide close examination of behavioral modernity under the lights of scientific eliminativism.
The study also provides a close examination on the strategies of modification, predicative clauses and relative clauses, for minimizers in different word order patterns.
This paper has provided a close examination of corporate sustainability practices between Korean and Japanese companies and their links to cultural values.
This study provided a close examination of the age-mediated relationships between muscle strength and BMD in a group of postmenopausal women.
This paper provides a close examination of what is reported as an 'over 12-fold' increase in biomedical output, scrutinizing trends in publication content, authorship, disciplinary orientations and institutional origins, as well as availability.
Thus, we aimed to provide a closer examination of genetic variation within Soweto, with the main purpose of providing a more accurate reference dataset for medical and genetic research.
HT provided close supervision throughout.
The authors found (multiple) mtDNA control-region mutations in 36% of the AML patients and in 58% of the ALL patients, but the sequence information was not provided for closer examination.
The Raman experiment was also carried out with more data points/unit area (2-μm step size) providing a closer examination of the tissue compared to the sample presented in Fig. 3.
The findings from this study demonstrate that regional and gender identity features are encoded in part through prosody, and provide further motivation for the close examination of prosodic patterns across regional and social varieties of American English.
As no MCR method is applicable to the analysis and (inverse) design of all material systems, our goal is to provide the scientific community with a close examination of the state-of-the-art techniques for MCR, as well as useful guidance on which MCR method to choose and how to systematically apply it to a problem at hand.
