Sentence examples for two diverse settings from inspiring English sources

The Indian National Gas Hydrate Program Expedition 01 (NGHP-01) is designed to study the occurrence of gas hydrate along the passive continental margin of the Indian Peninsula and in the Andaman convergent margin, with special emphasis on understanding the geologic and geochemical controls on the occurrence of gas hydrate in these two diverse settings.

In conclusion, we successfully conducted a cross-sectional asthma prevalence study in two diverse settings in Peru.

Designing the intervention, choosing outcome variables and implementing the protocol in two diverse settings has been a time-consuming and challenging process.

These limitations will be addressed through an ongoing controlled clinical trial of the interventions in two diverse settings in India, currently in progress.

This will enable the clinical and cost-effectiveness of the service to be investigated in two diverse settings, as previous research has identified that SES is a significant risk factor for outcomes related to maternal asthma [ 30].

This paper draws on the authors' collaborative research experiences conducting abortion-related studies using clinic- and community-based samples in five diverse settings (Poland, Zanzibar, Mexico City, the Philippines, and Bangladesh).

To investigate gene networks operating in pluripotent ES cells and their derivatives, the "Functional Genomics in Embryonic Stem Cells" consortium (FunGenES) has analyzed the transcriptome of mouse ES cells in eleven diverse settings representing sixty-seven experimental conditions.

The intervention took place in three diverse settings in South Africa.

This paper presents findings on the factors associated with receipt of the unconditional CSG across three diverse settings in South Africa.

Before addressing the challenges of an effectiveness study, which will depend on the identification of local sources of affordable meat and successful behavioral change communication, an efficacy trial to evaluate the theoretical benefits of meat as a first and regular complementary food from age six months is being undertaken in four diverse settings with high baseline stunting rates.

Our panel considers this issue in two very different ways and in two very diverse settings: the importance (or lack thereof) of the outlier - a famous mayor of New York City; and how scholarship gets off the ground - a ninth century Indian thinker.