Sentence examples for undertake some study from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the organization Tomorrow's Doctors, part of the General Medical Council —the organization that certifies doctors to practice medicine — mandated that medical students throughout Britain undertake some study of global health issues while in school.

This interdisciplinary course has been designed for students who are new to cultural history and the Renaissance as well as for those who have already undertaken some study in those areas.

The course has been designed both for students who are new to the discipline of art history and for those who have already undertaken some study in this area.

We compared myocardial expression (mRNA and protein) of key components of the cellular copper-transport pathways, which coordinate the regulation of copper homeostasis in cardiac LV tissues, in groups of non-diabetic control, diabetic, and TETA-treated-diabetic animals; we also undertook some studies in TETA-treated non-diabetic animals for comparative purposes (Table  1).

15 19 Cardaciotto and Herbert 20 and Weiss and Lunsky 21 undertook some case study work suggesting that CBT may be helpful for adults with AS.

This study shows that most European birth cohort studies undertake some activities to promote wider engagement in their ongoing work, but this is most often restricted to project websites.

Less than 5% of undergraduate students in British universities undertake some form of international study, and according to recently data from Erasmus, the UK only has one university among Europe's top 100 for study abroad in another Erasmus partner country.

TGoosen and CvdH collaborated by undertaking some stress studies.

Besides deterministic sensitivity analysis, probabilistic sensitivity analysis (PSA) was undertaken in some studies, but the distributions used for PSA were rarely reported or justified.

BG undertook some of the studies on the effects of mechanical stimulation and anti-CD47/IAP (as a visiting student) on chondrocytes and cell lines.

With fees for three-year undergraduate degrees costing up to £27,000 and maintenance support grants axed, one third of UK-based students aged 16 to 30 now consider undertaking some form of overseas study.