Sentence examples for launching a study from inspiring English sources

Network Rail, which manages the country's rail infrastructure, is launching a study looking at five potential routes, from London to Birmingham, Bradford, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Cardiff.

Griffiths's lab is also launching a study in collaboration with N.Y.U. that will give the drug to religious professionals in a number of faiths to see how the experience might contribute to their work.

To answer these questions, he and several collaborators are launching a study in Cameroon to follow a cohort of adolescents as they leave school, for an initial period of three years.

In 1999, he'd coined the term "exoarchaeology," in an article on the potential for archeological study of orbital space debris (though his main focus was terrestrial trash — he founded the field of "garbology," in 1973, by launching a study of Tucson's landfill).

That measure and another launching a study of a possible state insurance mandate emerged from the Maryland Health Insurance Coverage Protection Commission, created last year to try to blunt what the Trump administration was starting to do to the federal law.

UK researchers are launching a study into the potential of using a person's stem cells to treat Parkinson's disease.

Over a year ago, we launched a study to describe the content and nature of the comments provided by the references, yielding data from a sample of 12,800 references — the largest analysis of feedback that we're aware of.

The United State Soccer Federation launched a study into the issue and the findings were a blow to campaigners.

Six months later, Epigenomics launched a study in the United States to answer that question.

Within a year, the Duke researchers will launch a study to evaluate the clinical impact of their new technique.

A group of south-east Queensland mayors have launched a study to decide whether Brisbane should bid for the Games.