Sentence examples for conduct a term from inspiring English sources

Largess kept her life full, but if there was a secret to her style, it was her sense of conduct, a term that has slipped from usage.

Moreover, funding agencies and even industry could make compliance with codes of conduct a special term and condition in notices of award or in contracts.

Among other things, that in September 2000 the FDA told Johnson & Johnson it would not approve the use of Risperdal for children with "conduct disorder" (a term, officials said, that "could mean anything").

Using the same dosages of SWT or the pure compound z-LIG to conduct a long term in vivo study may allow us to observe a higher induction of the Nrf2 pathway and chemopreventive efficacy.

It would be of great interest to conduct a long-term follow-up with these participants to investigate their long-term development.

3. Conduct a long-term investigation on the factors that affect a plant's growth and reproduction.

Hence, future studies should conduct a long-term evaluation of CR after for example three months of the training.

So to get a better idea of how trees respond to higher temperatures, he and his colleagues decided to conduct a long-term field study.

Our objective was to conduct a long-term prospective longitudinal study to establish the incidence, clinical progression, and severity of hyperoxaluria after RYGB.

Among the limitations of our study was the need to conduct a long-term assessment, complemented with clinical results of MRI images, as well as the lack of a second-look arthroscopy to assess membrane integration.

We will also conduct a long-term analysis.