Sentence examples for studying to acquire from inspiring English sources
A sole parent with no earnings and studying to acquire new skills who is caring for a primary school aged child will be $73 per week worse off.
The high voltage, source strength and temperature dependence have been carefully studied to acquire stable operation of the gas monitor.
The characteristics of the microorganisms involved in field retting, and their expressed enzymes should be studied to acquire a better understanding of the influence of field retting on chemical composition and mechanical properties of the fibres.
To obtain a good imaging quality, we have done a detailed study to acquire optimal configurations for these two optics.
A slow sol gel technique hydrolysis was used in this study to acquire fine and uniform TiO2 nanoparticles of 10 30 nm.
Finally, the patch formulation containing MX (MX-patch) selected through our in vitro study was characterized by in vivo using an animal study to acquire pharmacokinetic (PK) parameters and to confirm the anti-inflammatory efficacy of MX-patch.
The first step comprised a study to acquire basic knowledge about the variables, their influence on the response and their respective experimental domains for each of the two stationary phases.
To solve this problem, an integrated open geospatial web service-enabled cyber-physical infrastructure was proposed in this study to acquire, integrate, process, and distribute monitoring information from the physical sensor space of the PA system over the World Wide Web space.
Determining the type of local generation and storage systems appropriate to individual communities across the Southland requires a comprehensive understanding of the area's energy needs and generation potential — a level of understanding that would require exhaustive study to acquire.
Accordingly, vaccination with the same pH1N1strain would be needed for the naturally infected population in our study to acquire enough immunity.
Nevertheless, our meta-analysis managed to overcome limits of size or scope in individual studies to acquire more reliable and general information from each study.
