Sentence examples for beginning a study from inspiring English sources

There are no solid figures for cosmetic foot procedures, so the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society is beginning a study to measure how common the operations have become.

Dr. Beran and her team are now beginning a study using the robot during a blood test, which many children find far more disturbing than a shot.

However, in the 1960s, as the abolition of most grammars was beginning, a study by the British Psychological Society failed to prove this widely touted claim.

In February, even as the department was beginning a study of its Sept. 11 response, fire officials declined invitations to listen to the Port Authority's tape, which was recovered by Port Authority police officers from the rubble.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board said it was beginning a study of the way many companies with cash-balance pensions measure the benefits they will eventually have to pay their employees.

The federal government is also raising concerns: the Environmental Protection Agency is beginning a study about the method's effect on groundwater, and a report for Congressional Democrats released last week detailed the quantity of chemicals that gas companies are putting into the ground.

The National Institutes of Health has also begun a study of the surgery.

That group, the RAND Corporation, later began a study into the Police Department's stop-and-frisk practices.

[C2.] Justice Opens Study of Taser Guns The Justice Department has begun a study of Tasers because of new safety questions.

He and colleagues began a study of the living but ancient fish known as the paddlefish.

The company began a study in 24,000 patients, but F.D.A. investigators found repeated instances of fraud in the study.