Sentence examples for studies planned for from inspiring English sources
High performance flavour tagging of jets containing heavy flavours is crucial for the studies planned for the future high energy e+e− Linear Collider (LC).
In this section, the paper is concluded with a summary, a brief discussion of the limitation of the reported study, and a presentation of related studies planned for the future.
We await the results of studies planned for 2010 and eventually 2011 following the third of three consecutive annual treatment campaigns for confirmation.
HIV/AIDS-related studies planned for 2006 include evaluations of the Life-Skills Based Education andnd of PROSTAR (a Malay acronym for 'Healthy Living without AIDS for Youth') as well as a study on children orphaned by AIDS in Malaysia.
Follow-up studies planned for a later date [ 54] will provide further data to examine changes over time and to link network structure and key player roles with network outcomes.
HIV and AIDS-related studies planned for 2006 include evaluations of the Life-Skills Based Education andnd of PROSTAR (a Malay acronym for 'Healthy Living without AIDS for Youth') as well as a study on children orphaned by AIDS in Malaysia.
But demand for such service had been tepid in the United States until this year, when users of text-messaging services climbed to20percentnt of cellphone subscribers, compared with only 12percentt in 2001, according to a study planned for release this week by Telephia, a San Francisco research firm.
This is an investigation in the context of an already established experimental study planned for other purposes.
Replication of this study (planned for Nigeria and Bolivia) should shed light about the relative importance of factors in other contexts.
Although all the research areas can not be foreseen in a study planned for a long follow-up, in the planning phase several major domains have been delineated.
The flagship university of the UMass system said that it will now develop "individualized study plans" for Iranian students that are "based on a student's projected coursework and research".
