Sentence examples for Long-range study from inspiring English sources

A few years earlier the Town Board ordered a long-range study.

Dr. Poindexter has said publicly that he has begun discussions with the National Academy of Science to finance a long-range study of the privacy implications of new surveillance technologies.

The unsurprising results from this long-range study on the effects of prolonged solitary confinement corroborate the argument that its widespread use in prisons is "cruel and unusual" punishment and as such violates the U.S. Constitution.

Dr. Beardslee is currently directing a long-range study at Judge Baker funded by the National Institutes of Mental Health (NIMH) that explores the effects of clinician-facilitated, family-based preventive intervention.

That criticism, explored in a long-range study by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation in the 1990s, burst into public view in 2009 when Brandeis University, in financial turmoil, briefly proposed selling its highly regarded Rose Art Museum collection.

WASHINGTON — The N.F.L's first attempt at a long-range study on the effects of concussions was riddled with problems from the manner in which data was collected to conflicts of interest for those overseeing it.

But long-range studies are not the only thing Gelperin does.

And consider the striking absence of delayed cases in long-range studies like that of people affected by the Oklahoma City bombing.

And no one has followed up with any long-range studies of the criminal behavior of the group that was in the program, either.

Dr. Atkins acknowledged that there had been no long-range studies to test his diet, although the National Institutes of Health have begun a large study.

Then came the damning conclusions of the first long-range studies of the national postwar epidemic of heart disease, and the countrywide fear of saturated fats.