Sentence examples for study forcefully from inspiring English sources

And the study forcefully challenges some stereotypes reinforced by popular media.

He and colleagues had been studying the human sense of smell and had developed a device, which looks like the oxygen tubes patients wear in the hospital, that releases an odor when a subject sniffs forcefully.

The importance of studying people was first forcefully introduced to design in postwar America.

Some studies have shown that forcefully blowing your nose can actually lead to a build-up of pressure and trapped mucus in your sinuses, which may become infected.

The study found that listeners respond most forcefully to emotional complexity, a depth of feeling enhanced by clever arrangements that kept throwing out surprises, and the back-and-forth between tension and release.

That point is made forcefully and eloquently in a study by Public Agenda that was showcased on The Choice in December.

"Time out," he said forcefully, pointing out that the study had been paid for mostly by parking garage owners, for whom lots of traffic means lots of business.

Like Morris, Fortey forcefully argues that a closer study of pre-Cambrian fossils shows that so many biological innovations once thought to be mostly Cambrian in origin had been anticipated long before.

In the black and white photographs, such differences are played down, but they emerge forcefully as each segment is studied.

Moreover, a recent study using a different protocol also demonstrated that animals forcefully exposed to the white compartment three consecutive times presented substantial differences in the behavioral repertoire observed in the light/dark tank [29].

With the Heritage study finally out, Mr. Rubio pressed his case even more forcefully.