The phrase "amma studies" is not correct in standard written English and lacks clarity.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as informal conversations or cultural references, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "In our community, amma studies are essential for understanding traditional practices."
Alternatives: "mother studies" or "maternal studies".
The AMMA-CATCH research reported in this issue will be extended in future years as measurements and analysis continue and are concluded within the context of both CATCH and the wider AMMA study.
AMMA-CATCH studies focus on three intensively instrumented mesoscale sites in Mali, Niger and Benin that sample across the 100 1300 mm/annum rainfall gradient of the Sahel, Sudan and North-Guinean bioclimatic zones.
AMMA-CATCH studies focus on measuring and understanding land surface properties and processes in West Africa, the role of terrestrial systems in altering boundary layer dynamics, and thus the potential that surface hydrology and biology, and human land use practices, may directly or indirectly affect monsoon dynamics and rainfall in the region.
Optimal design of the Ca/Na/Zn-AMMA formulation was studied.
We studied microporous poly acrylonitrile-methyl methacrylate), AMMA, membrane as the sepoly acrylonitrile-methyll.
Proceeds from all the sales go to Amma's organization, for charitable work and to cover expenses.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2318/12/25/prepub The authors wish to acknowledge GPs, pharmacists, RNs and carers that participated in this study and statistical support provided by Dr Amma Buckley, assistance with focus groups of Pascale Ng Cheong Tin and expert advice from A/Prof Lynne Emmerton of Curtin University.
This research is a feasibility study in line with the goals of this AMMA strategy.
Then, one day in 1997, he got a call from Ron Gottsegen, the chief executive of Amma's hospital, who encouraged him to come work for Amma.
