Sentence examples for launched study from inspiring English sources
Dunn's most recently launched study, the Sourdough Project, examines the same intersection of water, bodies, microbes, and climate as the Showerhead Microbiome Project to the point that he frequently lumps the two together under the moniker "showerdough".
The Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) has halted a recently launched study on health risks to children from indoor pesticides and plans to give it another round of external review.
Liel is the principal investigator on a newly launched study of the effects of frequent, small earthquakes on buildings and infrastructure.
It therefore comes as a surprise to learn of a recently launched study designed to compare the effects of increasing medical residents' consecutive duty hours with the shorter, currently prescribed limits on their shifts--particularly for first-year residents--caring for patients.
To elucidate this hypothesis two observational research studies were launched: Study A - to follow plasma glutamine concentrations after ICU discharge, and Study B - to find out if post-ICU plasma glutamine concentration is a mortality predictor.
The Cancer and Leukaemia Group B has recently launched study 40302, a randomized double-blind placebo controlled trial of fulvestrant (a selective oestrogen receptor downregulator) alone or with lapatinib.
Awareness programs have been launched, studies have been conducted, bishops have been obliged to resign.
At the same time, they launched studies in which organophosphate pesticides were administered to adult " volunteers".
This has not only provided insight regarding body environment interactions but has also accelerated the research process and launched studies of gene environment interactions.
Vitamin D receptors found in pancreatic ß-cells launched studies on the possible effects of calcitriol on regulation of insulin production [ 14, 15].
The finding that NRPs can also function as VEGF receptors and that they are expressed on endothelial and tumour cells launched studies aimed at understanding their contribution to angiogenesis and tumour biology (Soker et al, 1998).
