Sentence examples for proposal to study from inspiring English sources
To combat the town's education problems Rotherham council submitted a proposal to study the effect of creative literacy approaches on Sats results at the end of primary school.
As Dr. Rupnick remembers it, Dr. Folkman was not initially enthusiastic about her proposal to study the vascular structure of fat -- nor was anyone else.
He has written a proposal to study parking around mass transit centers, including the lot adjacent to the Walnut Street railroad station in Montclair, in order to examine how design strategy can reduce the amount of parking needed.
Other bills in the package included measures to push public pension plans to divest in coal companies, require cities to include climate considerations in their general plans, and a proposal to study atmospheric rivers to increase water supply reliability.
Also awaiting financing is a plan to use a Harvard University mapping tool to correlate natural gas installations with reports of sickness and a proposal to study the health outcomes of targeted populations by examining billing data from insurance companies.
The 29-year-old physicist wrote a proposal to study how photoreceptors in the eye respond to quantum light, which has applications in designing artificial intelligence systems.
About three years ago, the Department of Veterans Affairs and the National Institute on Aging were inviting researchers to submit proposals to study testosterone replacement in aging men with low levels of the hormone.
He pointed out that the N.I.H. recently issued a call for proposals to study optimal use of antibiotics for common bacterial infections.
He said he had heard from scientists whose proposals to study processes common to depression, schizophrenia and psychosis were rejected by grant reviewers because they cut across D.S.M. disease categories.
International proposals to study graphene and the human brain have won the biggest funding contest the European Union has ever hosted.
Section 6 concludes with an overview of proposals to study within Arrow's technical framework certain aggregation problems other than the one that concerned him.
