Sentence examples for published about how from inspiring English sources
Consider dining out with a few copies of that book that was recently published about how French children never do this kind of thing and hand one to the parents of the unruly child.
"These were big, longer-term, one-year outcome studies, which are critically important, and they included women but there was no information published about how women did on the drug versus men," she said.
Stories have already been published about how Matt Lauer and Louis C.K. could stage comebacks; Charlie Rose is reportedly in talks to do a #MeToo-themed television series interviewing his predatory peers.
Nevertheless, little is published about how the healthcare system responded to the disease and hospital outbreaks.
Although research results indicate it is an effective teaching learning strategy, little is published about how to sustainably manage the infrastructure necessary to effectively run a simulation laboratory.
Despite the rapid changes in pastoral systems in Southern Ethiopia, particularly in the Borana region, there is little published about how individual pastoralists see the costs and benefits of adding a cropping component to their households.
The new paper, he told reporters yesterday, is "significantly more persuasive than anything previously published about just how dangerous 2°C warming would be".
In the intervening period, literally thousands of papers have been published about echolocation, demonstrating how curious minds, technological advances and basic information about natural history can result in diversification of a field of research.
Mr. Mooney's group recently began homing in on the dearth of published research about how nanoparticles interact with living cells.
"If something suddenly came up, they would make decisions based on Dodd-Frank, even if they had not previously published rules about how they would do this," said Douglas J. Elliott, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.
My Feb. 27 column on the dilemma of too many choices cited recently published research about how people often buy less, not more, when presented with too many options.
