Sentence examples for subject of considerable study from inspiring English sources
The solar wind interaction with a planet unprotected by an extensive intrinsic field has been the subject of considerable study.
While students' understanding of evolution topics in schools has been the subject of considerable study (e.g., Banet and Ayuso 2003; Bishop and Anderson 1990; Brumby 1979; Greene 1990; Gregory 2009; Jiménez-Aleixandre 1994; Passmore and Stewart 2002; Trowbridge and Wandersee 1994), how free-choice learning about evolution takes place in informal environments remains an open question.
The latter have been the subject of considerable study and major mutations differ in the Thailand and Senegal [3], [42].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01982.002 The mechanisms of memory formation have been the subject of considerable study (Morris et al., 1988; Kandel, 2001).
Linkage to mating types in fungi has been the subject of considerable study, and reports of large regions of recombination suppression in diverse species prompts the need for mechanistic explanations (e.g., Menkis et al. 2008; Votintseva and Filatov 2009; Metin et al. 2010).
For decades Native Americans from Washington have been the subjects of considerable ethnographic study (not least the work in the 1940s of the then-teenaged Harry Smith, who would become better known as an experimental filmmaker and the compiler of the Anthology of American Folk Music [1952]).
The considerable sequence diversity, various substrate specificities and origins of the streptococcal plasminogen activators remain subjects of considerable research interest.
Exploration of this subject is of considerable importance to the chemical, nuclear, and power generation industries.
The mechanism of benzene oxidation has been the subject of considerable research work.
Under some operating conditions, use of DPFs can result in the emission of large numbers of nanoparticulates in the nuclei mode of 30 nm or less; but this finding is the subject of considerable debate, with numerous studies showing a decline in nanoparticulate formation (Kittelson et al., 2006; Hesterberg et al., 2011).
Subsequently, the analysis of reflectance-based data is a subject of considerable interest, and ongoing development, in studies of evolutionary [31], sensory [12], and behavioural biology [34].
