Sentence examples for studies joined forces from inspiring English sources

In an unprecedented collaboration, the latter three studies joined forces to combine the findings of both their primary scans and follow-up endeavours (leading to a total of 32 554 samples), identifying CDKAL1, CDKN2A/ B, IGF2BP2 and FTO as novel T2D susceptibility loci and confirming the SLC30A8 and HHEX/ IDE associations.

The three men, who are planning to publish a scholarly study of Mr Dylan, joined forces for the first time last year, when they presented similar papers to the ones planned for September at a political studies conference last year at the London School of Economics.

Last fall, our organizations — the liberal Center for American Progress and the conservative American Enterprise Institute — joined forces to study what ails democratic nations and how democratic regression will affect transatlantic security.

An engineer and a biologist at Princeton, brought together by an undergraduate student, joined forces to study the experiment-gone-wrong.

Nationally, researchers from 10 universities have joined forces to study resiliency, and the Jed and Clinton Health Matters Campus Program has enlisted 90 schools to help develop mental health and wellness programs.

It is a basic tenet of university research: Economists conduct joint studies, chemists join forces in the laboratory, political scientists share ideas about other cultures — but rarely do the researchers cross disciplinary lines.

They married in 1939, and she studied opera in Italy until Mussolini joined forces with Japan and declared war on the United States.

Several teams of researchers at USC have joined forces for a study aimed at detecting vital signs to help stem conflicts in couples before they occur.

Christopher Parsons joined forces with a research team to study glaciers and permafrost in the Sagarmatha region of the Himalayas.

He wanted to "reconfirm" his findings in a different laboratory, so he joined forces with Helen Ranney, a leading scientist studying hemoglobin and sickle cell anemia who gave him access to blood samples from the neighborhoods surrounding Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

The two joined forces again in 2013 for the bestselling study, The Blunders of Our Governments.