Sentence examples for while a literature from inspiring English sources

As for Mr. Steinberg, he began setting his poetry to music while a literature major in college.

While a literature search revealed no specific studies related to co-morbidities masking the onset of leukemia, one case report described a patient with persistent cervical lymphadenopathy with an initial diagnosis of toxoplasmosis that masked non-Hodgkin's lymphoma[ 19].

Backgammon is far more mathematical than chess, but, while chess has a literature that dates back centuries, backgammon had no real theory until the nineteen-seventies, when gamblers at New York's Mayfair Club began to take the game apart systematically.

It's not always fun to read when it's required for school, but once in a while a special piece of literature will bring out our inner book-worm and get us chatting.

While a substantial literature has studied the influence of malpractice pressure on physician behavior, existing research has not found that malpractice concerns influence physicians to any great extent.

While a large literature studies public opinion on different aspects of the welfare state, research has only recently started to investigate the public's attitudes towards education policy.

While a large literature has emerged on the likelihood of innovative activity for firms in the private sector, due to a scarcity of data little is known why innovative activity varies across organizations in the public sector.

While a substantial literature deals with the resolution of such conflicts between industrial interests and environmental conservation, the research on successful resolution of coastal industry-industry conflicts is limited.

While a large literature has highlighted the protective effects of human capital on an individual's health and to some extent their offspring's health, little evidence is available on the positive spillover benefits of human capital for other family members.

The overall complication rate in a European multi-institutional series was reported to be 23%%, while a worldwide literature review reported a rate of major complications approaching 10%% [8, 9].

While a vast literature shows that the availability of low-priced formal childcare increases labor force engagement of young women with children2, there is less evidence on the role that informal childcare plays in increasing mothers' labor force participation.