Sentence examples for agenda to study from inspiring English sources

She shows that we must look beyond the policy agenda to study the person, and decide who we trust.

Responding to the challenge of ensuring that human genomics research in Africa was truly an African endeavour, the African Society of Human Genetics (http://www.afshg.org/), the NIH and the Wellcome Trust convened the Frontiers Meeting in Yaoundé, Cameroon, in March 2009, to develop a research agenda to study genetic diversity in health and disease in African populations.

Table  1 includes the CCCNP policy agenda items, the policy summit where the items were first suggested and whether the item is ready for policy action or currently in the study phase.> The first phase for many of the listed agenda items is to study and determine how the CCCNP might be most effective and most helpful to CCC coalitions.

One is uncovered in their own ""Four Reasons to Attend"" when their own representative urges someone questioning the value of the conference to study the agenda carefully.

By analysing different streams of literature this paper helps to provide a foundation for thinking about engineer-to-order supply chain definitions and strategies and provides a research agenda to guide further study.

Using a consensus approach, we have developed a set of priorities for the future research agenda, to guide studies testing the effectiveness of non-pharmacological interventions for patients with musculoskeletal pain.

"Property ownership is the essence of the American dream and a cornerstone of the American economy," said John Anthony, a conservative small business owner in New Jersey who has devoted a lot of time to studying Agenda 21. "When you diminish property values, you shrink the net worth of the entire middle class".

In summary, the broad research agenda that has been devoted to studying the phenotypic and fitness effects of mutational perturbations has convincingly demostrated that epistasis is a counter-intuitive and pervasive phenomenon in multidimensional GPMs.

"It's completely bogus for a group with a clear political agenda to release some study based on selective statistics," he said.

Daniel Brown, the trauma therapist, is convinced that there's a "political agenda" to Clancy's abduction study.

Time was taken to introduce the study agenda to the groups, especially important in areas where many non governmental organisations work and expectations were often high.