Sentence examples for studies chronicling from inspiring English sources

Betts referenced a slew of studies chronicling art's ability to reduce pain, counter fatigue and promote general physical wellness. .

Lyons and Chatman also plan to follow up with a second case study chronicling what was actually done in Lyons' final year to further cement the culture.

Born in England, Buttersworth studied under his father, Thomas, a respected marine painter, before immigrating in the 1840s to the United States, where he found steady work chronicling the maritime world of New York and other port cities along the northeast coast.

HOMICIDE REPORT: Chronicling homicides in Los Angeles County.

And scientists have learned a lot from studying populations -- chronicling the natural habits of people and seeing what diseases they get and which they don't.

Tom Connors died on the 4th of February 2002 from the disease he had spent his life studying, and obituaries chronicling his many scientific and personal attributes and contributions have been written (Double, 2002; Newell, 2002).

Lewis served as the field scientist, chronicling botanical, zoological, meteorological, geographic, and ethnographic information.

Newspapers like the San Francisco Chronicle were chronicling their own doom.

Patrons waiting for tables gazed at huge stainless steel fermenting tanks, and deeper inside the pub, others studied a hall of fame chronicling Wasatch's clashes with politicians over names, labels and ad campaigns.

As part of his work he has been chronicling the protests in New York City.

Most of all, in a region that is extraordinarily complex and often reductively misunderstood the music I've collected on this CD is a chronicling of human events (a study of history) in the best way I know how.