Sentence examples for instituting a study from inspiring English sources

He introduced a somewhat surprising addition to their interests by instituting a study of pavement ecology, a pursuit that must have caused some puzzlement to the local inhabitants.

The Controllers Congress has instituted a study of per formance by areas.

In the late 1960s he taught at several American universities, notably Yale University, where he was credited with instituting a black-studies program.

Mr. Gaffey said he would like to institute a test study of later high school start times by September 2002, beginning with the higher grades, to see how well it works.

They wanted the university to institute an ethnic studies program.

A lack of intensive care beds to allow preoperative admission may be responsible for not instituting GDT; however, a study from York, UK, found that preoperative GDT did not increase overall intensive care use [ 5].

The cancer institute has a study underway trying to learn more about the syndrome.

This month the institute published a study of several new financial products, including Borrow and Save.

"I was at a research institute, making a study of kitchens — who liked the open-style American kitchen and who liked a separate room.

The insurance institute released a study this year about how some crash avoidance systems were performing by analyzing insurance claims data for damage and injuries.

Pakistani institutes conducted a study which revealed that aniseeds are a very effective remedy.