Sentence examples for study taken up from inspiring English sources

"Post-BAC pre-med" can refer to any of a number of programs of study taken up after a student has earned a bachelor's degree.

The present study takes up the issue of reliability of the tests.

This study takes up Levitt's (Levitt, 2015, p. 2284) challenge to examine the "how, why, and where" of the persistence or dissipation of transnational activities.

Using developmental research design, the study takes up samples consisting of sixty secondary school students of cross ethnicity and two arts education teachers.

Therefore, this study takes up automobile exterior design as a subject and aims to realize customer-oriented evaluation process by linking customers' sensibilities to feature values of automobile exterior designs to enable simulating new designs.

Even part-time work taken up during studies can be beneficial.

He had once been a painter, before medical studies took up all his time.

Mrs. O'Loan, 49, who is English and had been a law lecturer at the University of Ulster with a speciality in police studies, took up the new post 13 months ago.

Today, epigenetics and transcription studies take up the bulk of Grummt's research time.

Bate and Robert argue that many evaluation studies take up an approach they describe as "summative, noninterventionist, and heavily reliant on quantitative assessments of "success"", which is "outcome-oriented" [ 5].

Bias may be present due to the length of time it took to collect the data as some studies took up to six months to collect data [ 3] and others collected data from a previous year [ 1, 36] giving a period prevalence of ownership rather than a point in time estimation.