Sentence examples for study of commitments from inspiring English sources

So I would have to say that the key novelty of this paper is not its study of commitment per se, but rather what is fairly unique is that it is a study of commitments that are 'irreversible' (at least for the remaining trials of the round).

Forty families withdrew from speech language therapy or transferred to another programme and 12 families withdrew from the study because of commitments.

Pigment cells are particularly useful for studies requiring the observation of differentiation in living cells, for example, studies of commitment.

One could complain that they have overstated the novelty of the study by not acknowledging that studies which impose costs for 'changing your mind' (as in the matching law experiments of Newsome and Co, the foraging experiments of Hayden and Platt, or of Rushworth and Co). are studies of commitment, but those are criticisms of exposition rather than core content.

There was little evidence in our study of shared commitments to the development of telecare services across the boundaries between health and social care and of shared understandings of the potential role of telecare between different user groups.

Trainwreck has hit the ground running, the blunt title and in-your-face poster pegging it as a trashy comedy in the Horrible Bosses/Bad Teacher vein, rather than the two-hour character study – of a commitment-phobic magazine writer – underneath.

These observations provide valuable information concerning the study of the commitment and differentiation of odontoblast lineages, and also provide a basis for the rational design of cytokine and extracellular matrix based compounds for regenerative therapies in new dental treatments.

Using the same ES cell line, we carried out a comparative study of neural commitment in N2B27 and RHB-A (StemCellSciences Inc., UK), a new N2B27-based neural differentiation medium.

The inability of previously described culture systems of mammary cells to maintain progenitor cells in an uncommitted state has limited the in vitro study of lineage commitment.

This assumption can be traced back to the work of Frege and Russell, both of whom analyzed quantification in terms of predication, and plays a crucial role in Quine's admonition to transform ontology into the study of the ontological commitments of our global theory of the world regimented in the language of quantificational logic and identity.

At its core, the paper seeks to study a kind of decision that has not been too heavily studied within the area of decision neuroscience; the study of long-term commitments that yield variable income streams.