Sentence examples for flag study from inspiring English sources
And perhaps most surprisingly, the obvious turning point was the day we discussed the Confederate flag study that I nearly removed from the syllabus.
I kept the Confederate flag study on the syllabus and decided that the course would have a stronger element of social science literacy than it had in the past.
We flag study participants with the Health and Social Care Information Centre HSCICC) and we receive regular notifications of subsequent cancer registrations and mortality among cohort members.
We next used the fosmid-based C. elegans line col-99::egfp::flag to study the expression and localization of COL-99 protein localization in the animals, on the basis that the fosmid-based expression is likely close to the native condition [ 24].
GST pulldowns using purified GST-NEMO and transfected HEK-293T cells expressing IKKβ [47], CALB1 (Origene), CDK2-HA [48], SAG (Origene), SENP2-FLAG [49] or SYT1-FLAG (this study) were performed as described previously [12].
Academic scientists with federal funding who work with any of 15 dangerous microbes or toxins will soon have to flag specific studies that could potentially be used to cause harm and work with their institutions to reduce risks, according to new U.S. government rules released today.
But those campaigning for Britain to leave the EU are flagging a study published by the thinktank Civitas that claims the single market has had "no discernible benefit" for UK exports.
The astronauts planned placement of the Early Apollo Scientific Experiment Package EASEPP) and the U.S. flag by studying their landing site through Eagles twin triangular windows, which gave them a 60° field of view.
For studies that were questionable, one author (IW) scanned the full text before flagging the study for full text reading.
Health outcomes were based on mortality and cancer incidence, and were ascertained by flagging the study participants with the Health and Social Care Information Centre HSCICC) for England and Wales, and the General Register Office for Scotland (GROS).
The work is flagging up studies that we didn't know about before.
