Sentence examples for study fit from inspiring English sources

Some, however, wondered whether the findings from this study fit the average American family.

The study fit right into the neoclassical ethos of the Chicago economics department, which holds that people are rational and that markets work.

Though many boys in the study fit the popular definition of antisocial, he said, there was no way to know which ones fit the clinical definition because the study did not investigate emotions.

She said that although much of what she found in her study fit with this research, she questioned why the report did not provide context about whether the city is more or less safe to cycle in.

Dr. Lawrence H. Schiffman, chairman of the department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University, said the study fit with historical evidence that Jews originated in the Near East and with biblical evidence suggesting that there were a variety of families and types in the original population.

Researchers from the University of Connecticut Health Center interviewed a random sample of 880 college students and found that 1 out of every 4 of the 160 or so online gamblers in the study fit the clinical definition of a pathological gambler, suggesting that college online-poker addicts may number in the hundreds of thousands.

This study fits the new rubric, not the old.

Still, the study fits squarely in a longstanding body of research into differences between Eastern and Western perceptions of the world around us.

The Princeton study fits into a larger pattern in American life, which is the declining health and fortunes of poorly educated American whites.

THE study fits in with a fast-growing interest among economists in how families operate, research that is moving beyond the ways that women's family roles affect their finances to include fathers and children as well.

The present study fits into this framework.