Sentence examples for researching population from inspiring English sources
David Waxman was researching population theory at the University of Sussex when an academic colleague who had split time between China and the United Kingdom for years urged him to consider doing research in China.
In a three-year study on Boulder Creek, Boulder Co., CO, Price researched population dynamics (Price 1975, Price and Bock 1983).
Dr Craig Berry from the University of Sheffield has researched population ageing and its effect on politics for the Intergenerational Foundation, and believes older people are "certainly" becoming more influential.
"All he has done is write detailed articles researching the population in Xinjiang.
The research population was the Fishermen Association Saijaan.
Among Japan's research population, men outnumber women six to one.
The longitudinal study has followed more than half of the research population since birth.
The research population included all of the experts and specialists in education in Iran.
The research population consisted of 35 elementary school teachers in a small private school in Bangkok, Thailand.
The research population consists of 23 researches of technology leadership made in Turkey in the last 6 years.
Within the same research population, farm management is assessed with two conceptually different classification approaches — the sociological 'style of farming' approach and the farm-economic 'management level' approach.
