Sentence examples for study of the key from inspiring English sources

It is devoted to the advancement and study of the key societal, scientific, and intellectual issues of the day.

A panel of the conference will be devoted to the study of the key disciplines still taught in theological schools in Muslim Africa.

Maureen Dowd, suggesting that Pope Benedict XVI is a "Jurassic archconservative," notes that his scholarly specialty was patristics, "the study of the key thinkers in the first eight centuries of the church" ("Uncle Dick and Papa," column, April 23).

A high-temperature experimental and modeling study of the key reactions occurring in (CO2+H2S) and (CO+H2S) mixtures is reported.

An association study of the key storage component related DEGs was conducted with lipid, cell wall component, storage protein and phenylpropanoid related DEGs in ripening coffee bean (Fig. 2).

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences is one of the oldest learned societies in the US and is devoted to the advancement and study of the key societal, scientific, and intellectual issues.

In their new book, "The Longevity Project," researchers Howard S. Friedman and Leslie R. Martin present the results of their 20-year study on the key predictors of longevity.

Sensitivity studies of the key operational and geological parameters were conducted to investigate their effects on the gas and condensate production.

Studies of the key cost generating events were undertaken, and we did analyses of cost-utility at 6 months after randomization and modeled lifetime cost-utility.

Molecular studies of the key traits implicated in the domestication process should provide better objective evidence than studies of genes or markers which are genetically independent of the critical domestication genes for resolving the domestication question (Komatsuda et al., 2004).

Future functional studies of the key genes regulating NK cell signaling pathways identified in these analyses may unveil previously unknown drivers of NK cell function in the setting of monoclonal antibody therapy for cancer.