Sentence examples for start a study from inspiring English sources

One way to overcome this issue is to set group goals before you start a study session.

And it's working: one in nine students who start a study skills course or take a mentoring course have progressed to degree level studies.

In November, the company finally sent an alert to doctors about the exposed wires and said it would start a study of the problem.

She was about to start a study of the long-term effects of the medication to determine, among other things, whether it would continue to quiet the desire for drugs when she discovered Mr. Coleman.

Most recently, reports in the Japanese press have indicated that the three companies and Boeing will sign an agreement by this weekend to start a study about the extent of the Japanese concerns' involvement, whether as partners or subcontractors.

As a future plan, we just start a study of a multi-ions irradiation for more sophisticated LET-painting and a design study of a superconducting synchrotron for more compact heavy-ion radiotherapy facility.

That year, Johnson & Johnson started a study of patients with small-cell lung cancer.

At the Bronx High School for Medical Science, she and her friends started a study group called the No Nonsense Nerds.

In Bolton, by contrast, Madge prospered, starting a study of workers' saving and spending habits that impressed the economist John Maynard Keynes.

When we started a study at Boston Medical Center, we found that only 37percentt of our eligible patients received 17P.

Realizing that genetics can be better studied in smaller animals, Belyaev also started a study of rats, beginning with wild rats caught locally.