Sentence examples for the industry study from inspiring English sources
Released in July 2009, the industry study concluded that the air in the region would be safe to breathe, even with the planned new drilling.
The industry study comes as the ACCC completes a more specific investigation into Murray Goulburn and Fonterra after the milk processors slashed farm gate prices and applied the cut retrospectively.
He said that since the industry study looked at only a small number of transactions, "it is natural to worry about 'selection biases' in a setting such as this, especially given the visible and highly charged nature of the discussion about employment and private equity".
The report recommended that the industry study the vulnerability of these backup systems, and take a close look at the design of shear rams to ensure that they can cut drill pipe no matter its condition or position inside a blowout preventer.
Two of these (D, E) were categorized as less reliable when using the CRED evaluation method, with the largest difference found for the industry study report (study E).
Open image in new window Fig. 3 The process model of the industry study "Future-study on the competitiveness of the automotive supply industry in South Westphalia in 2015".
In fact, such is the centre's standing in the VFX field that half of all UK graduates currently employed by the industry studied there.
The industry studies are part of Vanguard's annual How America Saves report, which examined overall patterns of more than three million participants in plans administered by Vanguard.
Evidence has emerged during the compilation of this review, which to a certain degree confirms the claims of double-standards: One of the industry studies reviewed here serves as a noteworthy example of malpractice.
Public Accountability Initiative's analysis determined that only one of the industry studies was both peer-reviewed and explicitly addressed public health concerns.
Among others, Steve Horn at De-Smog Blog has long been skeptical of EDF's position in the industry studies, and he has a studious critique of this study's funding.
