Sentence examples for engaged in the study and from inspiring English sources

The data reported herein are expected to be of broad interest to researchers engaged in the study and applications of 1 and 2. 1,1ʹ-Azobis-1,2,3-triazole (1) and 4,4ʹ-azobis-1,2,4-triazole (2) were prepared according to literature procedures [13, 14].

Having subjects complete the UCSD every month (24 items, 5 minutes to complete) will keep them engaged in the study and make it less likely for data to be missing.

Efforts to keep school nurses engaged in the study and reminded of protocol procedures included regular e-newsletters and updates, phone calls and in-person visits by the study coordinator and research nurse to assess needs and answer questions.

Some of the recommendations they listed were using personal contact at enrolment, ensuring recruitment personnel are appropriate and engaged in the study, and using positive enthusiastic promotional material [ 4].

Blank-model sessions should include a representative sampling of individuals to engage in the study and to create artifacts.

According to these narratives, Latin American philosophers regularly fail to engage in the study and discussion of their own traditions, which they perceive as uninteresting, of poor quality, or disenfranchising.

People can make their own decisions about whether a researcher is trustworthy, if they wish to participate, how they wish to engage in the study and they can withdraw at will.

This week's problem was suggested by Ken Fan, founder and director of Girls Anglee, a Boston-area math club for girls and a supportive community for all girls and women engaged in the study, use and creation of mathematics.

In his collaboration with the NICU Study, Dr. Stark engaged in the study design and methods.

One can hope, despite the occasional outbursts of intolerance, that students and professors engaged in the study of identity and difference will be more prepared to reject coalition building that replicates the old scapegoating and erasures.

But while finding his orientation as a poet Dante was also engaged in the study of philosophy, and spent "some thirty months" frequenting "the schools of the religious orders and the disputations of the philosophers" [Conv. 2.12.7].