Sentence examples for embarked in studies from inspiring English sources

In an interlude (1934 1938), Lorente embarked in studies of neuron physiology that inclined him to a reductionist interpretation of the axon as the main functionally relevant entity of neurons.

With just such a goal in mind, I embarked in 1974 on a study of Japanese-managed companies in the United States and Japan.

oxidation, so Baugher embarked in 2003 on a screw cap study using both breathable lined and airtight caps.

The article then offers lessons for researchers planning to embark in active-living studies as to how they might increase validity and minimize criticism of physical determinism.

And mental-health practitioners embarked on in-depth studies of their patients' idiosyncratic life stories from childhood on.

Trained as a violist, he worked seriously at writing music in his youth, and had just embarked on studies at Oxford Brookes University when, in 1991, Radiohead was signed by the EMI record label.

In the wake of these achievements, Dr. Butt was appointed an assistant professor of medicine at Mayo in 1943, and embarked on studies of the liver and causes of biliary cirrhosis, a deterioration of the bile ducts within the liver that can lead to liver failure.

We originally embarked on studies of environmental estrogens in asthma pathogenesis [ 17, 18] based on extensive epidemiological evidence that there are major differences in asthma susceptibility between men and women during different life stages, with males predominating (male: female ratio = 3 1) from infancy to age 14 and females predominating (1 3) from ages 18 to 34 [ 19].

Two others went further and embarked on spectroscopic studies: Marc Delafontaine in 1878, and in 1882 Bohuslav Brauner, who like Auer von Welsbach was a student of Bunsen's in Heidelberg.

We have recently embarked on studies to address this issue.

Before embarking on studies in human tumor cells, we verified that our dominant negative approach would work in a model system.