Sentence examples for studies destined from inspiring English sources

In general, it is recommended that all studies destined for public dissemination be subjected to ethical review and advice until routine standards are set.

In fact, it is a success - because you avoided wasting scarce resources on a study destined for failure!

After visiting county and state jails, Mr. Dugdale published a report destined for greatness: "The Jukes: A Study in Crime, Pauperism, Disease and Heredity, Also Further Studies of Criminals".

"The prohibition that the Congress has passed on the administration reviewing the National Academy of Sciences' study destines the study to gather dust until October," Mr. Fleischer said during his daily briefing today.

A report destined for the ash tray?

Nevertheless, 2006 heralded identification of the most important type 2 diabetes susceptibility gene known so far, TCF7L2, and in 2007 large-scale genome-wide association studies are destined to provide novel insights into the genetic architecture and biology of type 2 diabetes.

The main interest of the case study is destined for autonomous solar applications.

Despite the opportunity for prevention studies in persons destined to develop AD because of ADAD mutations, we are aware of only one such study being performed [ 85].

The front end resembles the Ford GT, but as a concept car -- a design study not necessarily destined for production -- "it proposes a direction for Ford design," Mr. Saridakis said.

He deplored the decay of Latin and enjoined its study by those destined for the church, but he also wished all young freemen of adequate means to learn to read English, and he aimed at supplying men with "the books most necessary for all men to know," in their own language.

In this study of subjects destined to develop RA, we confirmed that smoking is associated with an increased risk of RA.