Sentence examples for studies unearthed from inspiring English sources

There are two obvious responses, both essentially tied to economics rather than the inherent value of education as such or the ever-popular subplot about the merits of media studies unearthed in an alarmist report today from the right-leaning Civitas thinktank.

Previous morphological studies of unearthed foxtail millet grains (Fukunaga et al. 1997) indicated that grain shape was less affected by environmental conditions than was grain size.

In addition to millet, the plant remains collected from archaeological studies at unearthed sites in Taiwan revealed the existence of rice grains (Tsang et al. 2006; Hsieh et al. 2011; Tsang 2012; Li 2013; Tsang and Li 2015).

But he also made numerous trips to the Chinese mainland, where he studied ancient instruments unearthed from tombs and had replicas made.

The evidence uncovered by Jiang and his colleagues "is very convincing," says Janet Monge, an anthropologist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology who has studied the human remains unearthed at Pompeii.

As mentioned, previous studies of the morphology of unearthed rice (Matsuo 1952) and foxtail millet grains (Fukunaga et al. 1997) indicated that grain shape is less affected by environmental conditions than is grain size.

Another finding unearthed by the study is stark.

Gary Burtless of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, thinks some of the downward mobility unearthed by the Pew study will turn out to be nothing more sinister than a reversion to the mean.

But it is also due to the fact that there are still more texts to be unearthed, properly edited, and studied with care.

The fossils all belong to a newly discovered hominin species called Homo naledi, which is described in a related study by Berger et al. The unearthed fossils are the largest collection of hominin fossils from a single species ever to be discovered in Africa, and include the remains of at least 15 individuals and multiple examples of most of the bones in the skeleton.

Little unearthed in Curran's sober, academic study contradicts this characterization.