Sentence examples for study examining what from inspiring English sources

There's been no government study examining what happened to them.

A researcher who was investigating the disease in Nicaragua sent us an unpublished study examining what was happening in Andhra Pradesh.

The Cambridge study centre will now look into how early play relates to other aspects of young children's development, explore what happens to the brain during play and conduct a longitudinal study examining what promotes children's playfulness and how it helps learning and wellbeing.

And in a study examining what factors influence state decisions around the Medicaid expansion, Grogan and SSA doctoral student, Sunggeun Park, find that most states actions are congruent with what polls say is the majority will in the state.

However, our focus group work (paper in preparation) indicated that women would answer as accurately as possible, due to their vested interest in the outcomes of this study examining what may be considered normal, non-risky drinking habits.

In contrast, a study examining what can be considered "fully available" PYR (coated on silica particles) found that the PYR reacted completely, within 10 min, after exposure to ∼1.3 ppm of O3 in a flow reactor.

The insurance institute study examines what happens to drivers when vehicles are struck on the driver's side.

This study examines what people do when they are too hot or too cold.

The current study examines what types of listener (or sensor) motion are beneficial for localisation.

A new study examines what the universe looked like before the Big Bang.

Their study examined what they called the "normal crises" of young couples leaving university, getting married and finding their first jobs.