Sentence examples for study varieties from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago, political scientist James Q . Wilsons landmark study, "Varieties of Police Behavior," suggested that police work is shaped by the environment.

As Susan Budd put it in her excellent study "Varieties of Unbelief: Atheists and Agnostics in English Society, 1850-1960," "the conversion to atheism" in those years "usually followed two distinct phases: the conversion from Christianity to unbelief or uncertainty... and the move from unbelief to positive commitment to secularism". Arguably, a similar two-step exists today.

None of the studied varieties had a positive response to sowing at the beginning of September.

A significant positive effect of dessicant application level on crop yield for both studied varieties was found.

Both men had studied Varieties of Capitalism, a 2001 book edited by David Soskice and Peter Hall that catalogued the many ways that developed countries had blended markets, labour rights, corporate regulation and tax.

Among the studied varieties, coffee cherry pulp from Ababuna variety was found to be superior in total polyphenols (1809.9 mgGAE/gm) content and antioxidant capacity (70%% inhibition).

Irradiation with 20 Gy decreased significantly the number of storage roots in all studied varieties.

However, at 20 Gy, there was significant reduction in number of leaves for all studied varieties in comparison to control.

Although the protein groups did not differ significantly between the two studied varieties, an additional class of proteins involved in DNA repair was observed for 'Sunki Maravilha' mandarin.

Obtained with primers 1838 and 1868 (retrotransposons FL1a, FL1b, and Cassandra) PCR products were very similar in all the studied varieties.

Interestingly, this SNP is present in the sequence retrieved from 'VAMB29' which has the largest showy flower among all the studied varieties.