Sentence examples for study beaches from inspiring English sources

Provincial government officials applied results to revised management of one of the study beaches.

Field work was conducted over a 2-week period, selecting 11 case study beaches, five in Anglesey and six in Pembrokeshire.

All case study beaches were found to offer very high environmental standards, suggesting that management measures introduced by the GCA have improved beach quality.

However, a high degree of correlation was found to exist between what beach users believed to be important beach management issues and their perception of the high level of management of those issues on the case study beaches.

The BQI allowed an assessment of (i) the overall beach quality; (ii) individual aspects of beach quality on three types of beaches; (iii) the main strengths and weaknesses of the study beaches; and (iv) priorities for future management.

The Birmingham healthy Eating and Active lifestyle for CHildren Study (BEACHeS, http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/activity/mds/projects/HaPS/PHEB/WAVES/BEACHeS/index.aspx), used the theoretical and modelling phases of the MRC framework to develop a multifaceted childhood obesity prevention programme, targeting SA children (phase I). 12 Here we report on the feasibility study (phase II).

He said he would try to ensure federal funding to study beach erosion, and would appoint someone to study breast cancer rates in the county.

Essentially a giant tripod on wheels, it helps scientists at the Field Research Facility in Duck, N.C., study beach erosion and the effect of storms on the coastline.

Having failed since 1997 to budge the Legislature on proposals for a dedicated fund and a constitutional amendment guaranteeing free public access, this year he introduced a bill, which also languished, that would create a commission to study beach fees.

In the present study, beach sands were collected from two sites on the Mediterranean Sea in France (Marseille and La Marana, Corsica) and studied for toxicity and chemical pollution.

In their 2010 study, Beach and colleagues report significant association of overall methylation of the 5-HTT promoter region (CpGs analysed = 71, CpGs used in analyses = 26) to childhood abuse (p < 0.0004, d = 0.73) [ 74].