Sentence examples for been a parallel project from inspiring English sources

The first academic casualty of the Boston College-Jean McConville furore has been a parallel project which was to involve a London-based historian and an ex-RUC officer as well as retired members of the Garda Siochana in the Irish Republic, all with long records in fighting terrorism.

The LSE is running a parallel project about the green belt's future.

We are running a parallel project on the lifers' wing in the same prison.

FAO is undertaking a parallel project on trade and food security, which will investigate this topic in much greater depth.

The authors are also involved in a parallel project using automated classification methods to help understand the topics being discussed in GLOBALink.

In addition, "The 99" will piggyback on a distribution network Mr. Mutawa is setting up for a parallel project, publishing all manner of other comics in the region.

The most important characteristic to consider in designing a research-based course is the development of a parallel project, one that allows the instructor to teach the students a common set of research tools and approaches while providing individual projects for the students.

For the most part, the Columbia study -- and a parallel project being run by the same researchers in Poland -- will not produce results for several years.

Whole genome bisulfite sequencing data from sorted E16.5, P2.5, and P10.5 germ cells was generated as part of a parallel project studying the transposon silencer Morc1 (Pastor et al., 2014), with the data from the phenotypically normal Morc1 +/− controls from that study serving as methylomes in this study.

Violent behavior and violent victimization were recorded during follow-up in a parallel project performed at the same time [ 22] and determined from the hospital records, as were some items from the Violence Risk-10 (V-RISK-10) screening tool, including V6, a lack of insight into their illness; V9, unrealistic planning for the future; and V10, future stress exposure/vulnerability.

In a parallel project, local children have been reading it at school.