Sentence examples for useful surveys from inspiring English sources

If you want to read more about Deaton's work, the Nobel committee has provided two useful surveys, one designed for general readers and another that is more technical.

For useful surveys, see Kveraga et al (2007), Bubic et al (2010), and for my own favorite incarnation, see Friston (2010).

For very useful surveys of recent work on expressivism, see Schroeder (2009) and Sinclair (2009).

For useful surveys and lists, see Myers and Diener 1995, Argyle 1999 , 2002 Layard 2005, Bok 2010a.

The academic literature includes many useful surveys to assess the origin and the circumstances of discovery and to put into perspective the evolution of a particular method.

While that is useful, surveys show one of the largest barriers to Internet adoption is cost.

Bobbi Low's book is a useful survey of what is known about behavioral sex differences in animals and humans, covering biology, anthropology, sociology and history.

On that topic, there is a very useful survey on economy-class seating among the world's scheduled airlines in the May issue of Business Traveler Magazine.

The stridency and darkness of some of his public pronouncements is not a feature of "Righteous Victims," which is the most useful survey of the conflict, or of "1948," which is the best history of the first Arab-Israeli wars.

The introduction to this issue, Davis & Morgenstern 2004, provides a useful survey and appreciation of the general research area.

von Neumann's work inspired host of researchers to undertake extensions and generalizations; [15] contains a useful survey.