Sentence examples for setting up a study from inspiring English sources

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.

We evaluated the results of applying this plate in our patient population by setting up a study in our hospital, as described below.

Setting up a study on this subject is complicated by the frequent unavailability of mycobacterial cultures, the difficulty in acquiring prospective data, and the impossibility of denying treatment to a patient suspected of having active TB.

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.

Setting up a work study program is a challenging process due to its variation by location and institution.

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

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

Mr Plomin has also set up a study working with 10,000 pairs of identical and non-identical twins in Britain.