Sentence examples for undertaking a pool from inspiring English sources

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg revived it in 2004 as a more ambitious undertaking: a pool that could serve as a water polo venue in the 2012 Olympics, for which New York was then competing.

The heterogeneous nature of reviews (eg, topic or focus, intervention type, number of components, outcome measures) makes it inappropriate to pool the data by undertaking a meta-analysis; therefore, a qualitative approach will be employed.

RBS is undertaking a review following its £400m fine for manipulating foreign exchange markets, which had led to expectations its bonus pool will be around £500m.

To gain a better understanding of the potential benefit of CCRT in endemic population, we undertook a meta-analysis that pooled data from all published Phase III randomized controlled trials (RCTs) done in endemic areas focusing on the impact of CCRT comparing with RT alone on patients with locally advanced NPC.

Psychometric quality of each questionnaire was assessed using the following criteria: Questionnaire construction Item generation – this phase is undertaken to develop a pool of items that should include all important elements of satisfaction by reviewing existing questionnaires, literature, opinions from maternity care-providers and focus groups of mothers.

But, she said, Pitney recently undertook a "rigorous assessment of our talent pool," just in case.

In the first coupling of genomics and enzymology, Phizicky and colleagues undertook a screen for specific enzymes using large pools of partially purified proteins and specific enzymatic assays.

Reetta Keisanen is the city's cycling coordinator, and she has brought two of the department's pool bikes for us to undertake a tour of the city.

In this paper, we have undertaken a more comprehensive analysis of the accuracy of microarray-based pooling experiments.

We therefore refrained from undertaking statistical pooling of the results of the individual studies and conducted a best evidence synthesis.

Chelsea's defender Ashley Cole usually does not train fully two days after a match for club and country and he could be joined by others in undertaking gym and pool work.