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The agency's oversight body, the National Science Board, fears the answers to both questions may be yes and has launched a study of the issue.

Last October, Kroes' former employer launched a study of the company — aiming to probe the social, economic and legal consequences of its business operations, with a view to deciding whether new legislation might be needed to properly regulate its business.

In the wake of Merck's move to pull stroke-inducing Vioxx, Pfizer has launched a study of its Celebrex and other drugs in the same family to make sure they're safe.

Wyss-Coray has since started a company, Alkahest, that, with Stanford, has launched a study of young plasma in 18 people with Alzheimer's disease, evaluating its safety and monitoring whether the treatment relieves any cognitive problems or other symptoms.

In 2003, thirty years after he launched a study of the Chesapeake, Mathias was recognized by the Army Corps of Engineers for the influential role he played initiating restoration efforts.

Launch of Study on "Violence against Children in Residential Institutions" On 18 December, UNICEF in Kyrgyzstan launched a study on the violation of child rights in institutions.

He also launched a study on the physiological strains of the smut fungus.

Skopje, 31 May 2010:  The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) today launched a study on the well-being of Children and Young People in Difficult Economic Times.

In 2011 the European Commission-Directorate General for Agriculture and Rural Development (DG AGRI) launched a study to assess the effects of 2006 sugar reform on price transmission in the European Union (EU) sugar industry.

Scientists in Sweden have launched a study to answer the pressing question of whether pet cats adopt their owner's accent.

When that editorial appeared in Bangor, Maine's lawmakers had just launched a study to determine both the extent of the crisis and how to begin to address it.