Sentence examples for launch studies from inspiring English sources

One of the main drivers of the WHO's declaration of an emergency is to fund and launch studies to find out where there is a definitive association with the Zika virus.

For example, a year after Apple Pay's launch, studies have indicated that usage has declined.

Inspiring scientists to launch studies to better understand such dynamics is just one of the goals of World Soil Day, which is helping cap a year-long research and outreach initiative known as the International Year of Soils.

It will continue to launch studies to determine whether the babies born with microcephaly as a result of the virus are "the tip of the iceberg" in terms of future developmental problems.

Residents of this small, working-class city southeast of Los Angeles have for years watched regulators launch studies and promise stricter rules to protect homes and schools from toxic emissions from the array of metal-processing facilities operating in their midst.

Many investigators considered Li's data (Li et al, 2002) and conclusion that loss of Runx3 was involved in genesis of cancer, convincing enough to launch studies on the potential involvement of Runx3 in additional types of carcinoma.

Scores of post-launch studies of drugs safety have been requested by regulators, but remain undone or ignored by firms.

Awareness programs have been launched, studies have been conducted, bishops have been obliged to resign.

It is finally launching studies to measure its effectiveness in an effort to regain some ground.

"They seemed pretty dedicated to trying to silence me, getting me out of the business of identifying studies to be done, and launching studies that were useful to understanding oil and gas development in the Arctic," said Monnett.

This guidance will consider if methodologies used to collect pre-approval PRO-AEs could be modified for post-launch studies with prespecified populations.