Sentence examples for studies have engaged from inspiring English sources

Some recent micro-level studies have engaged with the question of whether different host society contexts affect emigrants' political behavior vis-a-vis their home countries.

While much literature has sought to understand this participatory approach, considerably fewer studies have engaged the essential first-order question: How would we know who the appropriate community representatives are?

Other studies have engaged with multiple technologies; web-based education, online communication and remote glucose monitoring [ 26].

While only few studies have engaged to investigate these subgroups separately, most clinical trials were performed in the whole population of mCRC patients.

Numerous studies have engaged in investigations on the mechanisms of pathogenesis with the aim of identifying novel vaccine antigens as well as intervention strategies which may prevent the worst outcomes of the infection.

Drawing on the 'mobility turn', research in rural studies has engaged with new explorations of mobilities, beyond the now well-explored counterurbanisation and rural gentrification processes, including local and temporary mobility in diverse socio-economic and cultural contexts.

This is the first study of this kind and no other study has engaged a de novo biomarker discovery approach in saliva for breast cancer detection.

Accordingly, from the outset, the study has engaged a group of cancer policy, practice and service delivery stakeholders, along with lifestyle and cancer survivorship experts and cancer clinicians.

As IVP are widely used by Zambian women, all participants enrolled in the study had engaged in some type of IVP in the month prior to enrolment.

At the outset of this study we were aware that including GPs by invitation was likely to provide us with an à priori forthcoming study population which probably would result in more beneficial evaluation results than if the study had engaged all GPs.

Throughout the study we have engaged in inter-researcher triangulation.