Sentence examples for worthy studies from inspiring English sources

The reason there are no worthy studies cited in McWilliams' piece is because grass-fed farmers often run size-manageable and responsible operations.

Crawford, desperate to make herself worthy, studied French and took opera-singing lessons while trying to instill some of her ambition into the languid Fairbanks.

Creating an independent IRB for such situations would protect human subjects while avoiding conflicts of interest that could hinder the progress of a worthy study.

These caricatures are interspersed with explanations of buzz-worthy studies, like the one about how strippers make more money when they're ovulating — you know, the kind of sensationalist research that is often picked apart by feminist blogs.

Selby (who has also photographed for T) is among a new breed of chroniclers less interested in meticulously composed, Architectural Digest-worthy studies of how people decorate than on-the-fly snapshots of how people actually live.

But some academics see it as a worthy subject of study.

Anti-Catholicism would be a worthy subject for study and debate, freed, one hopes, from the manipulative politics of victimhood.

They have rarely treated it as a subject worthy of study in its own right.

If people are interested in Hemingway, it's because Hemingway produced a body of work that's worthy of study.

Thus, it is worthy to study the prognostic effect of Elf3 in CRC in future prospective studies.

So, extending the work in the present paper is worthy of study.