Sentence examples for useful study of how from inspiring English sources

As to the numbers, the Pew Hispanic Centre has just published a useful study of how many undocumented residents would be eligible for the Gingrich-style mercy.The bottom line is that nearly two-thirds of the 10.2m unauthorised adult immigrants in the United States have lived in this country for at least ten years and nearly half are parents of minor children.

Outsourcing is one of the main dynamics keeping their wages down, and the Harvard experiment is a useful case study of how institutions can use their clout to force a remedy.

At HBR, we've been tracking the rise of Big Data in the private sector for some time, and see this as a useful case study of how one organization actually implemented those analytic principles to get results.

In fact, his career as a conservative media figure over the past several decades provides a useful case study of how the right has been able to deflect the angry passions of white working-class voters away from the true sources of growing income and wealth inequality and aim them instead at poor and dark-skinned people, and their liberal advocates in politics and academia.

We propose that further refinement of the model system used here will be useful in the study of how systemic inflammation and underlying dementia interact to produce these episodes.

It would be especially useful to apply to the study of how participants might grow and develop over the course of an extended, multi-session professional development experience.

This particular paradigm is useful, because it permits the study of how participants learn information, whether by memory or abstraction, that is unlikely to be influenced by prior knowledge.

But the study of how molecules can 'think' has not yet produced useful molecule-based computational systems that mimic even a single neuron.

Data mining is the study of how to extract information from data and express it as useful knowledge.

"Offers a dispassionate and thorough examination of a government activity of continuing and even growing importance". "Lancaster offers a helpful and thoughtful retrospective account of sixty years of aid practices and a useful study on the question of how we got to the norms, bureaucracies, politics, and institutions that govern foreign aid today.

This tool may be useful for epidemiological and clinical studies of how yoga practice is related to health.