Sentence examples for sophisticated study from inspiring English sources

What is required is a sophisticated study into both the public response to the press coverage and a parallel study into the effects of such coverage on broadcasting output.

However, sophisticated study of oral traditions, combined with advances in archaeology, has made it possible to discover a good deal about the civilizations and empires that flourished in these regions before European contact.

The fact that a gathering devoted, in part, to the sophisticated study of baseball statistics will serve as a charity fund-raiser underscores how that element of the game has grown.

"It's great to see such a sophisticated study confirming a truth too many people want to ignore: poor children achieve at lower rates because we give them an inferior education," said Kati Haycock, director of the Education Trust, a Washington group focused on disadvantaged students.

"The overall picture is positive: media studies is a popular and steadily growing discipline that is engaging, enjoyable and challenging for both students and teachers, and is generating increasingly informed and sophisticated study in terms of both analytic and creative skills," says the report, Media Matters.

The data from those flights was so promising that in 2007, the geologists returned for an even more sophisticated study, using an old British bomber equipped with instruments that offered a three-dimensional profile of mineral deposits below the earth's surface.

Many more sophisticated studies have followed.

The 1990s were dominated not by sophisticated studies of female sexuality, but by ironic heist films and pop culture-referencing slasher movies.

"There are good, sophisticated studies that show that concentrated mental activity, like doing a difficult multiplication problem in your head, increases the glucose uptake to the brain," he said.

Among the topics will be the results of months of sophisticated studies conducted on the anthrax contained in the letter sent on Oct. 9, 2001, to Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont.

More sophisticated studies attempt to control for such factors.Joanna Shepherd, of Emory School of Law in Atlanta, for example, looked at monthly data for executions and murders between 1977 and 1999 and controlled for age, sex, race and labour-market conditions.