Sentence examples for set up a study from inspiring English sources

Anticipating the meager demand for disclosure and enforcement, lawmakers have already set up a study —  to be done after the legislative session — on changes that might be made to improve transparency and compliance in the public arena.

So we set up a study where people had to pay to gossip.

Hargittai set up a study that DiMaggio says was "fairly radical" by sociology standards.

In 1990, the Conservative Government set up a study into "Runway Capacity to Serve the South East".

A Spanish economist aware of the Barcelona experiment had approached Affectiva, to set up a study based on the idea, with better technology.

Six years ago, he became interested in P.R.P. and set up a study to see if it could help patients recover from shoulder surgery more quickly.

We set up a prospective study of acute dimethoate self-poisoning in Sri Lankan district hospitals.

The C.D.C. is setting up a study of neurodevelopmental effects based in part on the Faeroe Islands model.

She tested the theory by setting up a study at the university with 226 students and staff members.

At the Centre for Family Research at Cambridge University, Lucy Blake is in the process of setting up a study but admits "we know very little about these families".

They are the ones who suggest setting up a study group and who can confidently present exhibitions of learning and can develop their skills, because that's what they've been doing for years at school.