Sentence examples for studies set up from inspiring English sources

Studies set up to test the efficacy of treatments for depression must rely upon more subjective measures: doctors' ratings or patients' own assessments.

The School of Oriental and African Studies set up a joint master's of finance program with Al-Fateh University in Tripoli.

Jamaican-born Hall was professor of sociology at the Open University from 1979 to 1997, topping off an academic career that began as a research fellow in Britain's first centre for cultural studies, set up by Richard Hoggart at the University of Birmingham in 1964.

Studies set up, in cultured cells, to test this hypothesis lead to contradictory conclusions [13], [14], [15], [16], [17].

The four examples presented in this paper are thus a convenience sample of four Nordic studies set up during the late 1990's, brought together for illustrative purposes.

Ward et al. prefer "a common set of equivalence limits, either based on historical data or, if necessary, based on data from new studies set up specifically for this purpose".

The package, to be detailed to the House of Commons this afternoon, comes after the DRU study set up Dr Fox last year.

Professor Willem Kuyken, director of the Oxford Mindfulness Centre, leads the Aspire Project, a study set up in 2013 to investigate patients' access to MBCT across the UK.

The findings of this study set up the base for extensive application of simulation optimization to sustainable traffic operations and management.

Kenneth Catania, who led the study, set up small aquatic arenas to test the eels' hunting abilities - putting an eel and an unfortunate fish into the same tank.

The Harvard University study, set up two control groups in order to measure how what we're thinking affects or bodies and our emotions.