Sentence examples for study has explained from inspiring English sources

The present study has explained the role of GAC as a catalyst in the catalytic ozonation of PCP in aqueous solution.

A recent study has explained that education and awareness programs based on social media could play a major role in HIV/AIDS prevention [55].

In China, a recent study has explained that the subjective well-being of those who are currently employed is much higher than it is for people who are not working (Bian and Xiao 2014).

Also, this study has explained the six categories of FCO research methodologies (analytical - conceptual, mathematical, statistical, and empirical-experimental, statistical, and case studies) and optimization techniques (linear programming, mixed integer programming, dynamic programming, gradient based algorithms, simulation modeling, and nature based algorithms).

By taking a cross-species approach linking homo-amino acid repeat tracts in proteins with tri-nucleotide repeats, this study has explained the regulatory function associations seen among TNR-containing genes.

The authors of the gastric study have explained their observations by the use of a more sensitive PCR technique, which detects low levels of the common deletion (Maximo et al, 2001).

Despite previous studies indicated that similarity coefficients based method (SCM) is more flexible than other CF methods, none of the studies has explained the reason why SCM is more flexible.

So far, almost no empirical studies have explained the interrelations of the different dimensions of economic competencies and study aspirations.

For the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, previous studies have explained island-scale post-seismic deformation using a contribution of these effects.

Many studies have explained the trend of educational gender inequality from the perspective of macroinstitutional structure or public policy (Wu 2012; Ye and Wu 2011).

Several studies have explained spatial patterns and ecological implications of urban-induced landscape fragmentation in many global regions (Forman 1995; MacKillop and Boudreau 2008; Li et al. 2010).