Sentence examples for study instigated from inspiring English sources

Professor Seron's latest study, instigated by William F. Kuntz II, an African-American lawyer and a commissioner on the Civilian Complaint Review Board, is one in a series of projects that have taken her out of the ivory tower and into the grittier criminal justice world.

In the case control study instigated by the Black Committee, a significant relation was found between CL (and CL-NHL) risk and the cumulative PPI dose; furthermore, this was claimed to explain the Seascale excess (Gardner et al, 1990 ).

A study instigated by the British Breast Group and involving 3 centres (Edinburgh, Glasgow and Liverpool) was carried out to compare 3 methods for the estimation of urinary hydroxyproline.

A bioinformatics study largely instigated this field.

The study was instigated by DD, AS and BT and LH, JA, PM and MC contributed to the study design and analysis.

This study was instigated by concerns that proposed modifications to a nearby rifle range using DRO-contaminated soil posed a potential risk to an anadromous fish-bearing stream 250 m from the site.

In response, the ARDSNet investigators challenged the methodology of their critic's meta-analysis and reiterated their belief that, at the time the study was instigated, no such standard of ventilatory care existed [ 13].

However, more importantly, the paper highlights the issues that underscore the complex context around which predictive validity studies are instigated.

Staff in this study reported instigating realistic changes that appeared to be successfully implemented.

Our study was originally instigated on the basis of in vitro/in virtuo comparison with an agent-based computational model of epithelial cell interactions [17], [18], [19].

This is a retrospective cohort study [ 17], instigated as part of the clinical audit and service evaluation process at the National Forensic Mental Health Service for Ireland.