Sentence examples for warning study from inspiring English sources

The very first such illustrated book for young readers, Samuel Wood's "New-York Cries" (1808), wrapped a slim collection of peddlers' traditional rhymes and chants in a thinly veiled warning: study hard and live right or risk ending up selling apples on the street, or worse.

Blacks and Hispanics were also subjected to force or the threat of force more often than whites, and the police were much more likely to issue tickets to Hispanics rather than simply giving them a warning, the study found.

Figure 5 Sample results for the DDoS early warning case study.

Scientists sounded the warning after studying water pollution at sites in the US where the controversial natural gas drilling technique is used.

(Though it's worth warning that studying only what will be on the test undermines the purpose of the class -- to master the material).

This section applies Algorithm EW to three early warning case studies involving social phenomena that have proved to be both practically important and challenging to analyze: 1).

SUMMARY OF BACKGROUND DATA: Although most whiplash injuries are sustained in rear-end collisions, which occur without warning, most studies of whiplash injury have used subjects aware of the imminent perturbation.

Likewise, the warning cue studied here should not be confused with standard externally triggered movement paradigms (Jahanshahi et al., 1995) that have more in common with the imperative cue delivered in our paradigm.

In the past few years, warnings and studies have surfaced from organizations like the International Labour Organization and the UN inter-agency project on human trafficking.

Since the original safety warnings, several studies have investigated the neuropsychiatric safety of varenicline.

Despite these warnings, association studies that do not properly correct for population structure continue to be published [e.g. [ 30]].