Sentence examples for coast study from inspiring English sources

Their work will continue through next spring with the selection of winning designs, followed by construction in the East Coast study area.

Using multiple cost-weighting scenarios, spatial resolutions, and different considerations of overland travel, movement routes were predicted for five Pacific Northwest Coast study areas.

"Those kinetics are very different from what I've seen in treatment interruption studies, and we've done many," says Pablo Tebas, an infectious disease clinician at the University of Pennsylvania who heads the East Coast study of six participants.

Interim results from the COAST study have been reported elsewhere.

3 This report describes a post hoc assessment of subchondral trabecular integrity using fractal signature methods in a randomly selected subgroup of nine patients from the COAST study with available 2-year follow-up data and adequate imaging.

Of the 40 patients enrolled in the COAST study, nine patients (five males) with complete clinical and radiographic data at 2 years were randomly selected for inclusion in this pilot study.

Along the coast, studies show, at least 1.2 million acres of farmland have been covered by sea water.

Steven C. Amstrup, the federal biologist who led an analysis last year concluding that the polar bear population could shrink two-thirds by 2050, is again in the field along Alaska's Arctic coast, studying this year's brood of cubs, yearlings and mothers.

Smith, who was born in 1723, in Kirkcaldy, Fife, on Scotland's east coast, studied moral philosophy at Glasgow, spent an unhappy half decade at Balliol College, Oxford, and then arrived in Edinburgh around 1749, when he was in his mid-twenties.

Steven C. Amstrup, the federal biologist who led an analysis last year concluding that the world's polar bear population could shrink two thirds by 2050 under moderate projections for retreating summer sea ice, is once again in the field along Alaska's Arctic coast, studying this year's brood of cubs, yearlings and mothers.

It's based on the novel by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, who was raised a few miles down the coast, studied and worked as a journalist in Cartagena, and owns a vacation house near the grandiose Santa Clara hotel, which any local can point out.