Sentence examples for once we studied from inspiring English sources

Once, we studied a puff-piece interview of Suzanne Mubarak, the President's wife, from before the revolution.

Finally, once we studied those hospitals from the MERIT study for which sufficient data were available, our findings were confirmed.

We have made the first step to the development of the ideal classification once we studied the reliability of the most widely used classification systems.

We should halt the masochistic process whereby we seek the approval of people before we have asked ourselves whether their views deserve to be listened to; the process whereby we seek the love of those for whom we discover, once we study their minds, that we have scant respect.

I will be able to give a more accurate and fuller commentary later in the day once we have studied the situation further".

To assess whether dysglycemia was sustained once it occurred, we studied 64 participants who developed type 1 diabetes after dysglycemia had occurred and who had at least two OGTTs after the dysglycemic OGTT.

Once again, we study the performance of the method for latent processes with different memory properties.

Therefore, once clinical stability was achieved we studied the hepatobiliary system.

Once we cite studies with less clear-cut scientific evidence in this review, we describe the limitations and focus on the bits of evidence which may fit or not into a logical puzzle of the current scientific knowledge with respect to silymarin [20].

Once we found further studies using these keywords, we chose new keywords from the studies we found and then conducted another round of online searches.

"Why shouldn't [bullies]?" (John, meanwhile, is digging in his heels on Don't Ask Don't Tell, saying that the Pentagon's study, which reportedly found that a repeal would have no negative effect, is not enough. "Once we get this study, we need to have hearings. And we need to examine it. And we need to look at whether it's the kind of study that we wanted," he said yesterday on "Meet the Press").