[This last of course has a broad research base, but it includes the Home Office surveys of youth lifestyles and offending started in 1993 (Graham and Bowling 1995), as well as the Cambridge Study of Delinquent Development the beginnings of which were Home Office sponsored].
Our study represents the beginnings of a more inclusive and comprehensive assessment of the performance of hatchery programs for steelhead trout, but it is a modest one.
The manuscripts are relevant to the study of Christian beginnings, but they are not the whole story.For Mr Vermes, the Dead Sea scrolls provide both reassurance and difficult questions for believing Christians and Jews alike.
In our efforts to develop high-/medium-throughput test models to study the beginnings of scar formation, we have sacrificed the essence of the subject – why does an adverse scar form instead of a normotrophic scar and what causes a hypertrophic scar to form rather than a keloid scar.
This paper will outline the history of study of the cerebellum from its beginnings to relatively recent times.
In form of a literature review, this paper studies the beginnings of AD in Manufacturing System Design and its development in the field of production.
Martinez-Davila provides an extensive, elaborately detailed case study of the Carvajal-Santa Maria clan from its beginnings in late fourteenth-century Castile.
As the musician and anthropologist Georgina Born wrote in her study of Ircam's beginnings: "Throughout the early period and until the mid-1980s, Iremainedained heavily dependent on American computer music expertise and also on the technologies that these researchers brought with them".
In our studies, we see the beginnings of this after just 30 minutes of walking on a treadmill.
Her first book studied the beginnings of Holocaust research by Jews and from a Jewish perspective immediately after the liberation from Nazi rule.
