Sentence examples for studying groups from inspiring English sources
When students support Black Lives Matter or take classes in Africana Studies, or Asian American Studies or Women's Studies, they are not just "studying themselves"; they are studying groups of people who have been systematically kept out of the mainstream narrative of our culture's history.
In 2001, McDonald began studying groups of paralyzed patients.
But for 20 minutes a day, every student is on the same page for phonics, studying groups of letters and the sounds they represent.
McPhail uses what he has learned from 40 years of studying groups of people to advise law enforcement on better, safer ways to deal with crowds.
The recent flurry of hacking done for notoriety rather than financial gain "feels like a kind of return to a period in the past," said Gabriella Coleman, an assistant professor at New York University who is studying groups like LulzSec and Anonymous.
The ideas include the difference between explanatory and pragmatic orientation in clinical trial design, approaches to studying groups of patients with heterogeneous disease mechanisms, the importance of placebo responses, and the concept of "assay sensitivity" in clinical trials.
Study groups weredetermined by purposeful sampling.
Go to study groups (they're actually fun).
Wolfe, an accomplished designer, creative director and media artist, utilizes his pieces to study group behaviour.
Some people like studying in groups.
