Sentence examples for to start a study from inspiring English sources

She was about to start a study of the long-term effects of the medication to determine, among other things, whether it would continue to quiet the desire for drugs when she discovered Mr. Coleman.

Most recently, reports in the Japanese press have indicated that the three companies and Boeing will sign an agreement by this weekend to start a study about the extent of the Japanese concerns' involvement, whether as partners or subcontractors.

It is hard to believe that more than four years have passed since I first landed in Berlin to start a study abroad experience that has no doubt changed my life forever.

We are planning to start a study of divertor simulation under the closely resemble to actual fusion plasma environment making use of the advantage of open magnetic field configuration and to contribute the solution for realizing the divertor in ITER as a future research plan of Plasma Research Center of the University of Tsukuba.

In 1923, the university became the first in the U.S. to start a study abroad program, and it's still going strong today, offering travel to nearly 50 countries.

"It is always easy to start a study but it's more difficult to pull [it] all the way through to the end," Blanke says.

"To start a population study?

The National Institute of Aging, which sponsored Dr. Sinclair's research, plans to start a mouse study later in the year.

This summer he expects to start a pilot study using an experimental vaccine to boost immune responses.

But now he is about to start a pilot study of lipodissolve on 10 volunteers who will have PCDC shots on one side of their abdomens and a placebo on the other.

With a prototype already developed, the group intends to start a pilot study this year.