Sentence examples similar to undertake a class from inspiring English sources

To identify differentially expressed genes we undertook a class comparison of the two groups which showed this clustering was driven by 416 differentially expressed genes (p < 0.01) ranging from a 4.7-fold up-regulation to a 4.6-fold down-regulation.

To undertake a world-class audit, you need all sorts of skills, not just those of accountants.

As part of this it is expected that subjects will be provided with an individualized exercise programme at the discretion of the treating therapist but will not be permitted to attend group exercise class or undertake a walking programme during the trial.

As part of this it is expected that participants will be provided with an individualized exercise programme at the discretion of the treating therapist but will not be permitted to attend group exercise classes or undertake a walking programme during the trial.

Most cell culture is undertaken in a Class II MSC.

They provided the necessary infrastructure for a cosmopolitan future socialist civilization, while simultaneously functioning in the present as indispensable organizational tools for a working class destined to undertake a revolution no less oblivious to traditional territorial divisions than the system of capitalist exploitation it hoped to dismantle.

That would permit US students to sign up independently for language and other classes in Cuba, or undertake a personal learning experience.

A blended learning rotation model was applied in which wet laboratory and vLAB environments for Western Blotting were both delivered to three consecutive cohorts of 3rd year science undergraduates undertaking a Muscle Diseases practical class.

One middle-school class undertook a lengthy study of the Iliad by focussing on the theme of "rage" and designing a spreadsheet that logged instances of it.

Lennarson et al. undertook a case control study providing class II evidence in favour of surgery for patients over 50 years of age demonstrating a 21-times higher rate of non-union when such fractures in this age range were treated with halo immobilisation [80].

The participants were one full class undertaking a 'statistics' module and as such the experiment formed part of their learning, with a report writing task set from the results.