Sentence examples for studied out of from inspiring English sources

While challenging, "I think those are all feasible," said Dr. Haym Benaroya, a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, who has studied, out of his own curiosity, the construction challenges of a lunar base.

Indeed, only a small subset of species have been studied out of the ~ 43,000 extant spider species.

The ancient Greeks had several words for slaves, leading to textual ambiguity when studied out of their proper context.

495 diabetic patients were studied, out of which 352 had inadequate control (HBA1c > 7%).

Six hundred and thirty children (630) were studied out of which 345 (54.8%) were males and 285 (45.2%) were females.

Since the aggregation process was studied out of equilibrium, we ran for each IPC type 10 MC runs in parallel starting from different initial conditions.

In physiotherapy studied, out-of-pocket payments are not required and money follows patients.

Neuropsychologist Bigna Lenggenhager, who studied out-of-body experiences for her Ph.D., values her experience dealing with the media, even though it offered its share of fears and frustration.

The effects of geometry were also studied out-of-plane by transforming the plate into a rod through an increase in thickness, while in-plane effects were studied by comparing the results from the cylindrical specimen with a specimen that has a square cross-sectional geometry.

We studied out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survivors who were successfully resuscitated in out-of-hospital settings and consecutively admitted to intensive care units from the beginning of January 2008 to the end of June 2009.

For most participants in the study, out-of-hours care was provided by a centralised service.