Sentence examples for studies founded from inspiring English sources
The principal beneficiary of the sale is the Oak Spring Garden Foundation, a charity for botanical studies founded by Bunny Mellon, the 99-year-old Listerine heiress and philanthropist, who was Mr. Isabell's closest friend.
In this paper I introduce the notion of soundscape and the terminology used by the interdisciplinary field of soundscape studies, founded by composer and activist R. Murray Schafer in the late 1960s.
After first hearing about NSSI among otherwise functional, nonclinical adolescents more than a decade ago, Whitlock launched epidemiological studies, founded CRPSIR and brought together colleagues to form the International Society for the Study of Self-Injury in 2006.
Some studies founded that Mg2+, Mn2+ and Cu2+ could stimulate the growth of LAB (Olsen and Qutub 1970; Hansson and Häggström 1984; Loubiere et al. 1997; Aller et al. 2014).
These studies founded on assumption that the larger the information content of EEG, the better the neurological status of brain.
Some studies founded a significant difference in which the left kidney has a bigger volume than the right kidney and other ones did not find this difference [ 6, 14].
The positive relationship between QoL and survival as described above has not been universally observed in the literature, with some studies founding no association between QoL and survival [ 29- 31].
This manuscript communicates a case study founded on a real-world application that demonstrates an alternative contribution to network convergence in software architectures.
Overall, the findings of the study founded the model on a heterogeneous sample of 12 organizations (n = 1424) in the central region of Mexico.
This study founded that 6 kinds of LAB could grow very well in PSR medium when the mushroom P. eryngii was used as only nitrogen source, and their population densities were more than 1 × 109 CFU/mL at 30 h of incubation.
It is a population-based study founded on a representative sample of the Belgian population.
