Sentence examples for study of products from inspiring English sources

A systematic study of products of concrete linear operators between spaces of holomorphic functions started approximately a decade ago; see, for example, [5 32], and the related references therein.

Because of the relatively short period of time between this announcement and our analysis, we undertook the current study of products for an additional 3 years (i.e., 4 years beyond the point at which these two companies committed to stop using fluoroquinolones).

This paper performs a comprehensive study of product accumulate codes on Rayleigh fading channels with both coherent and noncoherent detection.

The more general framework is illustrated by a case study of product development in the aeroengine sector.

Results from a truncation study of product-based peptides suggest the importance of a full-length NS3 protein in accurately determining the activity of smaller peptide inhibitors.

Another study of product development teams showed that it typically took two to four years for members to gain sufficient experience working together to achieve their potential.

Later studies of products promising subliminal improvement, for things like memory and self-esteem, found no effect.

This started back with Consumer Reports, which did objective studies of products, and with J. D. Power's quality rankings, which revealed what ordinary customers thought of the cars they'd bought.

Several manufacturers of dietary supplements are beginning studies of products such as ginkgo and St. John's wort that could lead to their approval by the F.D.A., in the same way the agency approves prescription drugs, said Michael McGuffin, president of the American Herbal Products Association, a trade group.

Five companies have completed or are in the process of conducting phase 3 clinical trials, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies of products designed to terminate acute attacks or to be used in prophylaxis.

Advertisers must have adequate substantiation for educational and/or cognitive development claims that they make for their products, including for videos marketed for children under the age of two; reliance on general theories of child development or on studies of products that are materially different from the advertised product will not be sufficient.