Sentence examples for precedent to study from inspiring English sources

The Yankees gave him the most money ever guaranteed to a pitcher -- $161 million for seven years -- without any precedent to study.

Thus Ms. Zwilich (who was the first woman to be awarded the Pulitzer Prize for music and the first to receive a doctoral degree in composition from the Juilliard School) had no famous historical precedent to study.

From a pragmatic perspective, there was a strong historical precedent to study these three disorders in the same trial [ 10, 13, 23, 30].

The life that she and her husband share is an intricate weave of seemingly separate passions: when she won a fellowship at the Dumbarton Oaks Research Library in Washington, to study French precedents for urban courtyards, he joined her to study Japanese at the Berlitz School there.

The vote at one recent meeting of core volunteers: to study up on precedent and begin plotting logistics.

Specifically there is precedent from many studies that provide validation of the use of PBMCs to study responses to growth hormone (GH) therapy [ 9, 66- 68] thus demonstrating the utility of using lymphoid cells to study human development.

The issues discussed above in relation to study design, power and analytic strategies to detect gene-gene and gene-environment interactions are relevant to these large multi-center population studies, as these studies will form the precedent for future investigations.

Meanwhile the "golden triangle" of mandarins the cabinet secretary, permanent secretary of 10 Downing Street and the queen's private secretary are studying precedent to ready themselves for the aftermath of an inconclusive poll.Paradoxically, the Lib Dems' chance to play kingmakers could come after a poor election showing.

Sleep duration of participants was categorized in four groups: <6 hours, 6 to <7 hours, 7 to <8 hours, and ≥8 hours, with reference to a precedent study.

Our findings extend this precedent by studying a permanent group (rather than paired quiz) learning setting, and indicate that all students, high-achieving or not, are peer learners within their groups and receive performance benefits by participating in group discussion.

Thus it is necessary to draw precedent from studies completed in other countries, and also to recognize the value of extending current research in the region, some of which is already taking place on the Ping River in Thailand.