Sentence examples for stages of conducting from inspiring English sources

Ricoeur's philosophical approach was applied in all the stages of conducting the research and interpreting the results.

The laboratory was in the initial stages of conducting testing of bacterial meningitis samples for surveillance and HIV polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing for the early infant diagnosis of HIV.

According to Harris Lytle, the U.S. Department of Justice has said that it is in the "threshold stage" of conducting an investigation of the Denver Police Department and Sheriff's Office, and that it could take weeks or even months for them to announce their decision.

The first stage consisted of conducting an overview of recent Canadian studies that employed administrative data to determine the dementia incidence or prevalence in the general population, to identify previous criteria used to define cases of dementia (see Table  1 and Additional file 1).

Researchers pretending to be young women in the early stages of pregnancy conducted the survey for Education for Choice, a pro-choice charity providing education and training on abortion.

We also show that optimal auctions are typically characterized by a limited number of final bidders, which justifies the general practice of conducting two-stage auctions in environments with costly entry.

With the aim of contributing to the reversal of this trend, researchers at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and others 4 recently decided to explore new collaborative models of conducting early-stage TB drug discovery research to help mitigate current limitations.

At the protocol stage, we considered the option of conducting multivariate analysis to deal with studies with multiple treatment arms in order for direct comparisons between each treatment arm and a control condition to be modelled, using mvmeta (White 2011).

Next month Garsington Opera completes its pioneering trio of Vivaldi operas with its own staging of L'Olimpiade conducted by Laurence Cummings.

The summer opera season gets under way in May with Glyndebourne, where the two new productions are Deborah Warner's staging of Fidelio (conducted by Simon Rattle and Peter Halll's of Otello.

Bryn Terfel has spent the last fortnight as artist in residence with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, bringing his series of concerts to a close with a couple of performances as Scarpia in a semi-staging of Tosca, conducted by Vasily Petrenko and directed by Amy Lane.