Sentence examples for study alliance from inspiring English sources

A diver, for example, might want to watch clips of a top-performing competitor, said Thomas McDougal, executive director of the Lesson Study Alliance, a nonprofit education consultancy in Chicago.

As an indication of the kind of transformation needed, four American research centers have collaborated on a study, "Alliance Reborn: An Atlantic Compact for the 21st Century," that emphasizes the need to refashion NATO when it is at its most active around the world, but also when its strategic doctrine is outdated and domestic constituencies, especially in Europe, fail to see its relevance.

"When we study alliances, we don't talk of control, but of industrial plans," he said.

In particular, few researchers have studied alliance networks in the field of energy conservation in commercial buildings—a sector with unique barriers to greater diffusion of innovative cost-saving strategies.

We observed side effects and complications following cryotherapy in only a negligible proportion of women in our study and none were major or life threatening, which is similar to those reported in other studies (Alliance for Cervical Cancer Prevention, 2003).

After discussing the methodological challenges in testing this hypothesis, we do such a test by studying alliances in the health segment of the biotech industry in relatively small-domestic demand countries (Australia, Israel, and Taiwan) and by comparing the results with five large-domestic demand countries (UK, Germany, France, US, and Japan).

Ideally, said Dr. Giorgio Roscigno, a former drug executive who led the study, the alliance will invest money in promising antibiotics, and gain some ownership.

Two potential mediators of change will be examined in the current study: therapeutic alliance and parenting.

John Lindquist of the Boston Consulting Group, the author of a new benchmarking study on alliances, reckons the airlines risk losing more money from this sort of pilot activism than they could ever recoup in back-office cost savings.All this labour trouble comes at an awkward time for the airlines.

Numerous studies indicate alliance and rapport being some of the most reliable indicators of psychological outcome.

Unlike previous research which focuses on partner firm factors, this study investigates how alliance characteristics (i.e., alliance scope and governance) affect interfirm knowledge sharing and creation, and how these two practices and their interaction in turn affect innovative performance.