Sentence examples for society study from inspiring English sources

Those low in Openness to Experience were more sensitive to anchor information about the proportion of dangerous and threatening people in society (Study 1).

This was found to be the case when voluntary immigrants were contrasted with immigrants that have been recruited as labor migrants by the host society (Study 1, N = 843), and when voluntary immigrants were contrasted with immigrants that are forced to leave their country of origin (Study 2, N = 108).

But with Beijing pushing its big companies to go overseas and invest in resources and technology, China's investments could soon reach $100 billion to $200 billion a year, according to the Asia Society study.

Still, some experts say anti-China sentiment is so high across the country that the United States is unlikely to attract the huge investments over the next few years that the Asia Society study suggests are possible.

Based on these scenarios, the subsequent ISOS (Impact of Sea level rise On Society) study quantified impacts, and identified policy options (Rijkswaterstaat and Delft Hydraulics, 1988).

Klaus S. Lackner, a physicist and director of the Lenfest Center for Sustainable Energy at Columbia University's Earth Institute who created the company's technology, criticized the American Physical Society study as too narrowly focused, saying it had analyzed only outdated technology.

A Community Service Society study last year found that 300 more primary care doctors were needed in poor neighborhoods.

The Community Service Society study found that the number of doctors in Morris Heights, for example, has fallen 45percentt since 1990.

Only seven of the party's 56 MPs are female, with five of those in the most vulnerable seats, according to a Fabian Society study.

One in three children in New York lives in poverty, compared with one in six nationwide, according to a recent Community Service Society study.

The American Cancer Society study analysed 73, 615 postmenopausal women, of whom 4,760 were diagnosed with breast cancer during a 17-year follow-up.