Sentence examples for studies struggle from inspiring English sources

This means we can answer questions that modern ecological studies struggle to address.

Most predictive modeling studies to date have made the a priori assumption that CWD is directly transmitted [27], [28], [29] (but see [59]); however, these studies struggle to capture both the comparatively low prevalence growth rates and the relatively high peak prevalences observed in Colorado or Wyoming's epidemics, for example.

Current monitoring processes carefully monitor progress of projects, and action is taken to assist the studies struggling with problems such as recruitment.

All doctors in our study struggle to increase their listening and overcome dissociation from their patients.

All in all, the findings from the earlier studies [ 2, 3, 25– 27] and the present study show that the women not only struggle for their own survival, but as in our study, struggle primarily for the sake of the unborn baby.

I wonder if the participants in the Emory University study struggled.

To write a composer's life – born, studied, struggled, triumphed, died - would not do him justice.

"This study struggles to explain the inconsistent results found across the [brain cell], laboratory and colony experiments, which often contradicted each other as well other previous published data".

Saltin did this many years ago, but that study struggled because even at that age, there are such vast differences in lifestyle that Kenyan and Danish (in that case) are quite different.

Engaging with full time study, struggling to learn – on the DIp.HE and cultural studies programmes – brought with it some of the best teachers in the art and design world, and mentors and friends that I am still lucky to have and proud to know.

HCPs in the current study struggled with feelings of being silenced and ignored by their organization when they reached out for help and guidance in times of ethical challenges.