Sentence examples for prepared a project from inspiring English sources

A LECOTOX team, led by the head of laboratory, Prof. Dr. Radmila Kovačević, recognised that unique chance and prepared a project proposal for FP6 INCO-2005-C-WBC SSA call for reinforcement of the WBC research capacities launched in 2006.

Background: In 1996, the NGO Children and Environment, with the assistance of UNICEF, prepared a project on "Statistical Evaluation of the Number of Street Children in Tbilisi and Methods for their Registration".

This pilot study, conducted on a 1/97th representative sample of French claims data, prepared a project to assess the effectiveness of Montelukast (MTL-4) as add-on therapy for asthma in infants (6 24 months) compared to inhaled corticosteroids (ICS), based on real-world data.

It's possible for the professor to point to me and my Japanese colleague and say, "I want you to prepare a project for next week's class".

Recent sightings include: two literary agents from New York City attending the Havana Book Fair; an art consultant preparing a project for the Biennial; and a technology venture capitalist who managed to get a local number and Internet access within hours of his arrival ("The guys at Ultra Cell in Vedado were great at jail-breaking my iPhone").

Bhatia and Rai (2004) have applied the method in small area to prepare a project report of planning commission of India.

"Since we lack the capacity to do the job on our own, we are preparing a project plan with the request for donors and we will soon be sending them out," Krishna Raj BC, director general of Nepal's Survey Department, told BBC News.

As part of a class project, either individually, or in groups, prepare a project that demonstrates the food chain and food web in the context of biodiversity.

With the scale prepared, a research project designed on automotive industry in Turkey by measuring technological innovation capabilities of primary industrial manufacturers in this sector.

Mrs. Farrar's ashes were placed in an urn designed by Melissa Dubbin and Aaron Davidson, who prepared an audio project about "I Love You Truly" in 2008.

Thiessen and his colleagues even prepared a timetable of "project milestones" that fit neatly within the four years of Trump's first term.