Sentence examples for ownership study from inspiring English sources

The full results of the Harvard/Northeastern gun ownership study are undergoing peer review and are slated to be published in the autumn of 2017 by the Russell Sage Foundation.

I invite the scientists who did the dog ownership study to join me in the elevator and measure my stress levels as I ride up and as I stand there awaiting peace and quiet.

In a worldwide sample of 379 listed companies with a combined market capitalisation of $19tn, our PRI equity ownership study revealed that signatories of the PRI on average hold nearly half of all the shares held by asset managers in those companies.

"Many more people believe guns in their home make them safer, when in fact, epidemiological research suggests precisely the opposite," Deb Azrael, a researcher at the Harvard School of Public Health and one of the authors of the gun ownership study, told the Trace in September.

The areas of research for sociologists at this time were more or less confined to class structure and land ownership, studied through the lens of Marxist materialist terminology (Cheng and So 1983, p. 478).

Besides the relationship between sense of agency and sense of ownership, our study can also provide inspiration for minimal self and narrative self.

To confirm the differences of the TFP change by scale and ownership, this study used nonparametric methods to obtain the TFP indices.

We examined the distributions of demographic and other characteristics by cat and dog ownership at study entry using descriptive statistics and tests for overall associations.

Mr. Halabi, who earned an MBA at the French campus of the global business school INSEAD, first heard of fractional ownership while studying finance at the University of Georgia in the United States and saw it as an opportunity to move into another market niche.

Despite recognition of the relationship between positive research experiences and project ownership, no studies explore this connection for undergraduate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) research.

(2) "Most but not all significant differences favoured one ownership type"—studies fulfilled two requirements: at least four quality measures had P<0.05 and three times as many outcomes with P<0.05 favour one ownership as favour the other.