Sentence examples for to study broader from inspiring English sources

When researchers began to study broader patterns of pollution in the Arctic, they noticed a peculiar pattern.

Here we analyze eBird data to study broad-scale movements of bird populations throughout the year.

A committee appointed by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to study broad changes suggested for the City Charter is set to reject the two proposals sought by the mayor, people involved with the committee's plans said yesterday.

Habitat suitability modelling has been used traditionally to study broad-scale patterns of species distribution but can also be applied to address conservation needs at finer scales.

These weight problems do not simply stem from a lack of willpower, according to Dr. Tenley Albright, director of MIT's Collaborative Initiatives program, which uses systems analysis to study broad social issues.

B1 Panel to Reject Charter Ideas A committee appointed by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to study broad changes suggested for the city's charter is set to reject the two proposals sought by the mayor, people familiar with the committee's plans said.

Habitat suitability models (HSMs) have so far been used mainly to study broad-scale patterns of species distribution based on environmental variables; however, they can also be applied to address conservation needs at finer scales.

Agaves thus offer an opportunity to study broad-spectrum heat and drought resistance not necessarily present in all CAM plants, and provide an important model for creating applied solutions to agricultural challenges associated with climate change [ 1, 11].

A special committee has been named by the five groups, the spokesman said, to study a broader and more permanent form of joint organization.

Coming to Cornell as a human development major, Lee said she transferred into the College of Arts & Sciences because she wanted to study the broader field of psychology.

This is allowing us to study a broader experimental space than the previous design which is critical in guiding future directions.