Sentence examples similar to study's roots from inspiring English sources

Not until FOXP2 was linked to a genetic disorder that caused problems in forming words could they even begin to study language's roots in our genes.

Art historical studies of Surrealism's roots in America tend to center on the efforts of a group of artists who embraced the style largely for social and political criticism, including Peter Blume, James Guy and even the early Stuart Davis.

Ms. Smolenyak, who has traced the ancestry of many prominent figures, began studying the first lady's roots in earnest after conducting some preliminary research into Mrs. Obama's ancestry for an article published in The New York Times earlier this year.

Most of his peers entered design after studying art or architecture, but Sarfatti's roots were in engineering, which defined his way of working.

It also highlights the need for more studies on the root-root and root-water interactions in arid ecosystems.

Dealing with context dependent knowledge is a well-known area of study that roots in John McCarthy's seminal work.

In Vine's (1980 b study, roots were followed from the stump out to when the diameter reduced to 5 mm.

Additional justification for not adjusting the analysis is rooted in study's aim to include a hypothesis-driving component for regional planning and preparedness efforts as well as for future research into the effects of heat on health.

Strangely, the job marked the beginning of Hyde's lifelong study of the roots of the creative imagination, and of his literary ascent.

'BLOOD AND GIFTS' J. T. Rogers's incisive study of the roots of the American involvement in Afghanistan was as dramatically engaging as it was rooted in the complex history of the region.

Brown's captivating new study explores the roots of modern America's fascination with things and the problem that objects posed for American literature at the turn of the century.