Sentence examples for been tapped to study from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Bush campaign seemed to acknowledge that concern by disclosing that six Republican operatives in Washington -- Haley Barbour, Charles Black, Vin Weber, Mary Matalin, Bill Paxon and Ed Gillespie -- had all been tapped to study various aspects of the presidential race, collect advice and funnel recommendations back to Austin, Tex., the campaign headquarters.

Numerous case studies, anecdotes and data show how these consumers can be tapped to shape strategies and products.

Often they are thugs the Vietnamese Born to Kill gang has frequently been tapped, says Peter Kwong, professor of Asian-American studies at Hunter College in New York City.

Many of the findings provide new insights into the nature of classroom assessment, yet at the same time point out aspects of this environment that cannot be tapped into through a survey study of this nature.

All over the country people were tapping rocks, collecting shells, studying ferns, observing birds.Bewick himself had no wish to be "modern".

By the nature of the exposure, participants were nonblinded to their exposure status as loss of pressure at the tap was evident to study participants; however, knowledge of pressure loss as a risk factor for GII was presumably limited.

He hated the school, because he was required to study tap dancing.

Tap and salt water were used to study the surface energy properties.

(and which of the two do the experiments using economic games tap into?) And how are we to study the relations between (a) and (b)?

In this work, the AFM tapping mode technique was used to study the archaeon H. walsbyi.

"When children are acquiring the symbolic system for representing numbers and learning about math in school, they're tapping into this primitive number sense," said study lead author Dr. Elizabeth Brannon, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University, in a statement.