Sentence examples for collection of study from inspiring English sources

Collectively, these studies emphasize that success depends on the collection of study populations, generation of high-throughput, well-defined cell- and tissue-specific genomic and phenotypic data, and development of powerful analytic strategies for meta-dimensional analysis.

Recruitment and collection of study data took place between July 2009 and June 2011.

This article introduces a collection of study protocols emanating from this signature initiative, describes the urgency of the need for effective implementation strategies in this area, and identifies challenges and opportunities for conducting implementation science in criminal justice settings.

When Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh was murdered in Amsterdam by an Islamic extremist during data collection of Study 1, this event was included as a naturally occurring factor in the design.

In selecting study staff, candidates with experience in government ART clinics are preferred, but senior management must closely monitor all staff initially to address deficiencies and ensure the collection of study data and specimens within the specified time period.

MK contributed to the collection of study isolates, patient information and interpretation of the results.

This study is the first of a collection of studies carried out by the authors, who collected data with the same instrument in five other countries with significant populations of Muslim doctors and medical students.

In May the National Academy of Sciences issued a collection of studies, "Innovation in Global Industries," an analysis of innovation in several important industries.

She published numerous articles on Bach, as well as a three-volume collection of studies, "An Introduction to the Performance of Bach".

A small but growing collection of studies suggests that spending time in green spaces — gardens, parks, forests — can rejuvenate the mental resources that man-made environments deplete.

This was the start of the famous collection of studies that Sainte-Beuve named Causeries du lundi ("Monday Chats"), after their day of publication.