Sentence examples for are starting a study from inspiring English sources

"We are starting a study in October where we will track 1,800 people over 12 months," says Pilkington. "In the meantime, we are asking councils to share data and good learning.

Dan Goldstein and I are starting a study on weight loss; we're hoping to present people with full-body images of themselves in the future that show how diet and exercise will change them.

The architect, who died in 2005, donated the house and its 47-acre property to the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which is starting a study center on the estate.

"People are feeling insecure in a very new globalized world and they have a feeling that being isolated makes them more secure," said Rosemarie Simmen, director of the Swiss foreigners' commission, which is starting a study of the naturalization process.

The Environmental Protection Agency is starting a study of how fracking might affect groundwater, and some environmental groups are lobbying hard for tighter federal regulation of the industry and the chemicals it uses.

The Icelandic group is starting a study to assess the health of these people.

We are starting a large multi-institutional phase II study of XELOX in this setting.

Now Dr. Bayrakdarian is starting a larger study.

Merck is starting a similar study on its own, with its cox-2 inhibitor, asking if it can prevent colon cancer.

Ion said that the academy would be starting a new study on the engineering challenges of offshore wind projects, which would report next year.

At the conference, Dr. Peter C. Scheidt said the National Institutes of Health was starting a large study to examine the effects of many types of environmental exposures on children, including contaminants in breast milk.