Sentence examples for stages of study from inspiring English sources

In 2009 the federal government proposed to spend billions of dollars on 10 high-speed rail projects that had long been in various stages of study.

Several experiments now under construction or in various stages of study are intended to improve cosmic ray composition measurements through element (or element group) identification.

All experiments were performed on the data from the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) database.1 The total number of patients initially included was 1736 from all ADNI stages of study (i.e., ADNI-1, ADNI-GO, and ADNI-2).

A city was designated annually as a "camera city" or "partition city" if >70% of the cabs had cameras or partitions during the study period; a cut point of 70% was decided a priori as it reflected the observed distribution across cities during early stages of study planning.

Wright and his team expected to get the green light earlier this year to enter the final stages of study; instead, they got a letter from NASA saying their 2006 funding was being cut from $70 million to $30 million, and that before the year is over, a decision will be made whether to scrap the mission entirely.

All stages of study selection and data extraction were done by one of three reviewers (RW, SR or MB) and checked independently by a second reviewer (RW, SR or MB).

Federal officials are in the final stages of studying whether to open a formal investigation into the safety of Goodyear tires on large pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles and vans, a person close to the study said tonight.

In the last stages of studying for oral exams in English literature, writer had begun talking to strange animals on the street--a sparrow taking a dust bath, a cat slinking by, a squirrel with its back turned.

The stages of studying across three cases: Brianna, Larry, and Angelica.

Niedenthal is now in the early stages of studying emotional expression inside the United States.

This type of monitoring requires monitors to work closely with investigators from the planning stages of studies.