Sentence examples for approach of conducting from inspiring English sources

He was one of those in Mr. Cox's office who settled on the approach of conducting a broad, multifaceted investigation that would, as it turned out, quickly put Mr. Cox on a collision course with the Nixon administration.

"I am glad that the mayor is beginning to take to the Council's approach of conducting the city's business, primarily in recognizing that revenues will exceed expectations," said the Council speaker, Gifford Miller, in a statement.

(2013) applied only a single imputation strategy (which seemed to us an inaccurate approach of conducting an analysis involving analysis of the variance), an increase from 1 to 25 imputations would have made it impossible to compare the results of this current paper with Martin and colleagues' results.

The complexity of reproductive barriers indicates that the usual approach of conducting experiments that focus on only a single aspect of premating reproductive isolation may not be sufficient.

Furthermore, by reusing phase II patients in the analysis of the phase III outcome, seamless designs offer greater efficiency over the traditional approach of conducting phase II and III trials separately [ 19].

Irrespective of such drawbacks, our approach of conducting a meta-analysis with individual participant data from different cohort studies being harmonised and uniformly analysed can be presumed to be more valid compared to a traditional meta-analysis of published studies.

The current study was conducted in compliance with Helsinki Declaration for ethical approaches of conducting scientific research.

Informed consent was acquired from all donors and this work was carried out in compliance with the Helsinki Declaration for ethical approaches of conducting scientific research.

Increasingly, process evaluations are carried out as part of the overall approach to conducting a comprehensive evaluation of a complex intervention [ 13].

Also, Australia's approach to conducting burden of disease studies has been the subject of scrutiny and review over a lengthy time [ 8] and the burden framework continues to evolve.

Health informatics projects combining statewide birth populations with child welfare records have emerged as a valuable approach to conducting longitudinal research of child maltreatment.