Sentence examples for study of the true from inspiring English sources

Thus, etymology is the study of the true origin of a word and how usage may change and layer on new senses to its meaning over the years.

The fee hikes are among several consular fees being increased after what the department called an exhaustive study of the true cost of providing consular services.

Rather, geometry serves an anagogical task (just as in Plato's Republic), leading the soul upwards to a study of the true and unextended causes of geometrical objects in the divine mind (In Eucl. 54.14 56.22).

However, any in vitro study of the true physiologic role of DRBP76 subcellular distribution and its dynamics is limited because the characteristic ∼75 80 kDa DRBP76 isoforms found in normal tissues are absent in tissue culture.

A United Kingdom, which premiered at Toronto, features David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike in a study of the true-life romance between a Botswanan prince and an English typist.

Studies of the "true" outcomes in non-respondents may help us to make the right assumptions about outcomes of patients who are lost to follow-up.

If this is true, then the mechanics of mating grasp cannot be ignored in evolutionary studies of the true size-assortative mating and SSD in sexually dimorphic species where mate grasping behavior is crucial for male fitness, and where it has similar mechanics to the behavior described here.

Molecular typing and experimental infection studies of the "true" pathogenic potential of C. pecorum will be particularly important in light of the growing number of studies which have linked C. pecorum infection to adverse but sub-clinical health consequences in dairy cattle [ 11, 34].

This involves in situ real time studies of the true-stress-strain-birefringence of sequential biaxially stretched PET films using a highly instrumented biaxial stretching machine and ex situ structural studies.

Finally, the relationships between phylogenetic accuracy and gap percentage in this study were derived based on two unlikely events in empirical studies – knowledge of the true tree and a perfect alignment.

At the end of the study, the true nature of the study was disclosed to the study participants who were informed that two beverages were used in the study, one non-caffeinated and one containing levels of caffeine comparable to commercially available cola beverages.