Sentence examples for study threats from inspiring English sources

When planning or evaluating a study, threats to its validity, including chance, bias, and confounding must be considered.

In 1994, Moore had founded the Algalita Marine Research Foundation (Algalita MRF, named after the giant kelp called Alga Marina in Spanish, that was disappearing from the California coastline) to study threats to the ocean environment and to begin restoration efforts.

In this study, threats of force were the most widely reported form of subjective coercion.

They study threats on public health.

Chronicle was founded by Mike Wiacek, who started Google's threat analysis group after studying threats at the N.S.A., and Stephen Gillett, the former chief information officer at Starbucks and chief operating officer at Symantec.

"I'm excited about wind; we just have to be careful where and how we put the turbines," said Dr. Marra, who studies threats to birds, including from climate change and habitat loss.

Jay Stanley, who studies threats to privacy at the American Civil Liberties Union, said many companies had tried to use technology "to find terrorist plots in an ocean of information about everyday activities".

The article [12] studies threats that affect the ability to learn of cognitive networks and the dynamic spectrum access.

This long-term result is hardly to be expected when a child is forced to study under threats.

It includes joint work to study security threats, cooperative energy projects and new studies on how American corporations might find investment opportunities in the struggling Russian economy.

Those records, and a similar collection held by the US Capitol police, formed the basis for their joint research: a National Institute of Justice-supported study of threats against public figures.