Sentence examples for the idea of a study from inspiring English sources

Although citing all articles would be comprehensive, it would defeat the idea of a study guide.

Kassebaum raised the idea of a study on how to consolidate the programs.

Back when I was running GRASP we tossed around the idea of a study, wherein we asked our members (the largest database in the world of adults on the spectrum) where the best and worst places to live in this country might be.

We would also like to acknowledge Thomas Ervin, MD and Stephen Toothhaker, MD for conceiving the idea of a study on patients that received gefitinib and initiating the assembly of their clinical data.

She previously has hinted at the idea of a broader study of patent trolls, telling an antitrust group in January: "A central empirical question, which we will continue to examine, is whether P.A.E.'s encourage invention or instead hamper innovation and competition".

This appeared to squash the hopes of relatives of the missing students present at the Tuesday's press conference who said they wanted the government to dispense with the idea of an additional study.

The idea of a multicohort panel study was brought up by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBFF).

The idea of a threshold was supported by a study investigating the effect of the length of reminder questionnaires on response among previously non-responding GPs.

This theme emerged in five studies: the idea of a less intensive and shorter training was discussed in two studies and was considered as a positive element [ 16, 18].

I detest the idea of a canon and because I studied law and not English literature at university, fortunately I was never obliged to read my way through one.

President Bashar al-Assad of Syria promised the Saudi leader he would study the idea of a partial withdrawal before the end of the month.