Sentence examples for by a study group from inspiring English sources
The EPICure 2 report, produced by a study group of neonatal experts, is based on analysis of all severely premature births across England in 2006.
The aim of this study was to design a clinically useful, generic pain distress inventory – The Multi-Facet Pain Survey (MFPS) – inductively derived from psychological and social complaints reported by a study group of individuals with severe chronic nonmalignant pain.
Opening up Iraq's huge oil reserves would avert what one British diplomat at the Coalition Provisional Authority characterised as a potential "world shortage" of oil supply, stabilising global prices, and thereby holding off an energy crunch anticipated in 2001 by a study group commissioned by vice president Dick Cheney.
For example, teacher leaders watch a science lesson clip followed by a study group clip in which teachers are discussing the lesson clip.
The second index, the adherence index to the AHA-DLR, was developed by a study group at Tufts University.
Items were selected for IRT information content after consideration of content balancing issues by a study group led by M. Rose.
Maybe you just want to start by forming a study group with neighborhood parents to better understand the history of racial inequity in schools, the impacts of gentrification, or a range of instructional approaches and philosophies.
A report in January by the National Commission on the Public Service, a study group led by Paul Volcker, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, said that the purchasing power of federal judicial salaries had dropped 24percentt since 1969.
Elena and I and two other students (joined occasionally by others) formed a study group, and we worked together for the entire year.
My husband, Mike, and I went legally as part of a study group flying by charter from New York.
Mr. Gore's aides pointed to a report by a liberal study group, the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, that said the repeal would apply to the wealthiest 2percentt of people who died and left behind large estates.
