Sentence examples for public studies from inspiring English sources

First, use off-the-shelf kit; second, share the lessons; and third, carry out robust, independent and public studies of costs and benefits.

It recently released a 28-page report detailing its concerns — and Mr. Schanke said the fund was planning to do more public studies and bring its concerns to regulators in Europe and the United States.

That fear proved misplaced, but non-profit leaders still shudder privately at the thought of what a big scandal might do to Americans' traditional generosity.One of the few broad public studies of the effectiveness of charities, albeit only of the subset that work in partnership with big companies, was conducted in 2007 by Dalberg, a consultancy.

Since dietary supplement makers don't have to prove safety, Congress has relied on public studies for facts.

Using a unique combination of rank-based enrichment algorithms, ontologies, and meta-analysis techniques, we compute correlation scores between a given gene set and thousands of public studies.

Heterogeneity was lowest amongst general public studies and greatest amongst patient studies.

In July, Jordan Rothwell, an economist with Gallup, published what may be the most comprehensive public study of Trump's supporters.

Each national election tends to have an ethnographic component, becoming a mass public study of a group of Americans who seem to be at the center of it.

But there has been no public study yet of the impact that such a dense development would have on existing roads and transportation systems.

Our public study did not compare the average value of Facebook fans versus Twitter or LinkedIn connections.

As well as the archive, from which this regular column is drawn, the Newsroom includes an exhibition space, a lecture theatre, an education facility, a public study centre and a caf¿.