Sentence examples for committed to the study from inspiring English sources

Another video features a blind boy talking to an older man, saying he believes his blindness will be absolved on Judgment Day; the man starts to cry, and wonders how many people who have their sight are as committed to the study of the Koran as the boy.

"Our participants were extraordinarily committed to the study," Baeten says.

This paper is committed to the study of the fatigue behaviour of a steel used in railway brake discs under thermomechanical loading.

For example, if you're committed to the study of childhood cancer, then you know you'll need to do a pediatric residency followed by an oncology fellowship.

One such example, is the way the historic evangelist Watchman Nee of China committed to the study of Scripture as an essential way of staying intimately connected with God.

The music therapy clinicians who have committed to the study have professional training in music therapy.

We excluded 9 participants for the following reasons: unable to commit to the study time commitments (n = 3); no lower back pain at time of assessment (n = 2); pregnant (n = 2); previous spinal surgery (n = 1); and, too late in accepting enrolment (n = 1).

Reasons for withdrawal of the five dogs on the placebo diet include the following: the study being too much a hassle; seizure activity increased with frequent cluster seizures; increased seizure frequency; owner unable to commit to the study due to other commitments; and food intolerance causing allergic reaction.

A total of 42 SMEs from industry and academia were invited to participate in the study, with prerequisite qualifications, including a minimum of bachelor's degree in engineering, management, or economics, 25 years of relevant experience in O&G and in-depth knowledge of the six oilfields, and 14 SMEs agreed to commit to the study.

An additional seven participants dropped out because they were unable to commit to the study (no time for blood collection, DXA and indirect calorimetry).

The uncertainty of allocation may have made some patients reluctant to commit to the study, resulting in a high non-enrolment rate.