Sentence examples for recent thesis from inspiring English sources

Others have concerns: Dr Lisa Eklund of Sweden's Lund University suggests in a recent thesis on son preference that parts of the programme could backfire.

Freed's recent thesis exhibition at Seattle's Photographic Center Northwest, Feeling Bad About Feeling Good About Feeling Bad, pulls from her obsessive need to make work as a distraction, helping her cope with everyday stressors she describes as "things that linger and absorb mental focus, time, and energy".

First, they underscored the suggestion in a recent thesis [ 29], not to request a donation too quickly.

This is in accordance with Helen Ekströms recent thesis, "Keeping my ways of being", where she found that the patients who go through a bodily change finally reach a reappraisal of themselves [ 28].

The paper is based on a recent thesis from the research group of the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Groningen, and is part of a series of publications about basic and clinical research on antibiotic-loaded cement and other biomaterials (Belt van de 2001, Hendriks 2003, Neut 2003, Ensing 2006, Engelsman 2009, Rasyid 2009).

In short, what Elisa Chilet has found in her recent thesis dissertation entitled 'Gender bias in clinical research, pharmaceutical marketing and the prescription of drugs', a review of which is published in this issue of the journal (1), is a significant amount of gender bias.

In addition to this information in this article for what is known in this journey so far we just refer to the recent PhD thesis by Krulic [12] and the review articles [13, 14] and the references therein.

Computational results indicate that a genetic algorithm with optimized parameters for controlling the evolution of solutions consistently performs significantly better than the heuristic for blocking flowshops developed in a recent Ph.D. thesis by Abadi.

For his recent master thesis, Algorithmic Menagerie, Kwok used computer software to create what he calls "algorithmic creatures".

According to a recent doctoral thesis by Bruna Suruagy, the Evangelical Caucus has a battalion of parliamentary assistants that "follow projects daily in an attempt to map all the projects considered 'antichristian'".

It is mainly based on the algorithm described in the mathematical appendix in Supplemental Material, and more extensively in a recent PhD Thesis.