Sentence examples for conducted might from inspiring English sources
Stashing billions of dollars of assets and profits in countries where no other business is conducted might be pushing the ethical envelope but is not illegal.
"The way that this BBC investigation was conducted might not only have put students' safety at risk," Nicola Dandridge, the group's chief executive, told reporters, "but may also have damaged our universities' reputations overseas".
A handful of other states, like New Jersey, Illinois and Massachusetts, where more extensive investigations of individuals seeking gun licenses are conducted, might have picked up some of these issues, said Josh Horwitz, executive director of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.
As suggested before, the high sanitary conditions under which this study was conducted might have accounted for such results.
The place where interviews were conducted might also affect how patients responded, if they felt controlled, forced etc. [ 7, 39].
The availability of these newer therapies in the same space where our study was conducted might have led the sponsor to halt the study prematurely, as difficulty in accruing patients was anticipated with more available commercial treatment choices.
The opening act, a conversation piece, always tends to outstay its welcome, and Peter Selwyn, conducting, might have helped the fine cast and orchestra by quickening the tempi.
Perhaps Facebook could even build a similar service to Refdash, though the one-on-one feedback sessions it'd conduct might not be scalable enough for Menlo Park's liking.
One big problem for the FDA, Hussain alludes to in her letter, is that the large study that Dendreon is conducting might become impossible to do if Provenge is approved.
If the antigens contain a large number of additional epitopes, the analyses as conducted herein might fail to reveal significant enrichment of selection within the epitope sequences.
Another limitation of our study is that exit interviews were not conducted, which might have provided insights into barriers of ACASI administration in the ED.
