Sentence examples for administration study of from inspiring English sources

"Americans spend $600 billion a year on energy," said John Holdren, an energy and environmental policy expert at Harvard who helped draft a Clinton administration study of clean energy sources.

Appearing on CNN last Saturday, Lawrence Lindsey, the top Bush economic adviser and a former Enron consultant, seconded the president's effort to pin Ken Lay on Ann Richards, but somehow forgot to say what would become public four days later -- that he had overseen an administration study of the impact of Enron's travails in October.

This is a phase I (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01744704), randomised, double-masked, placebo-controlled eye drops administration study of rhNGF in healthy male and female subjects.

In a single-dose administration study of vildagliptin which used a double tracer method, EGP suppression was statistically greater within 60 minutes of meal ingestion in vildagliptin-treated subjects compared to a placebo.

In a large Veterans Administration study of typical GERD patients, approximately 13% developed stricture.13 Overall, the reported incidence ranges between 10%and25%5%.

In repeated-dose administration studies of RM-131, the effect on hormonal end points was substantially less after 7 days of administration, without any reduction in the efficacy of RM-131's acceleration of GE (data on file; Rhythm Pharmaceuticals).

The present data, taken together with the intravenous self-administration studies of Alderson and her colleagues (2006), strengthen the belief that the pPPTg has a role to play in mediating the behavioural effects of nicotine through interaction with the VTA.

A National Security Council interagency group is coordinating the administration's study of Chinese activities that are "outside traditional espionage, in the gray area of covert influence operations," a senior administration official said.

Mr. Thompson said in February that Dr. McClellan would lead the administration's study of drug imports.

Public administration studies the role of the bureaucracy.

The project would re-emerge: John F. Kennedy's administration studied the possibility of continuing it, and President Jimmy Carter later considered the idea.