Sentence examples for subject set up from inspiring English sources

He has written three books on the subject, set up a clinic for men in Harley Street 15 years ago, and two years ago established the Andropause Society to promote the cause.

At ZEEF, experts can choose a subject, set up a page and share their knowledge.

JC participated in recruiting part of subjects, setting up the experimental environment.

Subjects were set up with either regular bowls of soup, or bowls that self-refilled.

If you are going to be doing multiple academic subjects, then set up two or three "blocks" of time, with a bell to separate them.

He has discussed anti-doping strategies with former World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) boss Dick Pound, become an outspoken media pundit on the subject, and helped set up the Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency (Vada) , a Wada-lite for the worlds of boxing and mixed martial arts.

Since then, there have been academic studies on the subject, new clinics set up to deal with the fallout, and public health warnings.

The Resource Discovery Network (RDN) is a series of subject-specific gateways, set up by and for the UK academic community.

Instead, in a 'creationist' interpretation – well evident in several regional laws – the DAs were to become subjects to be set up for implementing policies at local level.

The trial will enrol 350 subjects and is set up to assess whether this regimen can enhance the rate of spontaneous resolution of HCV infection.

Each time a student posted to their Thinkspace blog, this post was immediately and automatically added to the lecturer's RSS reader for the subject collection which was set up at the beginning of the subject.