Sentence examples for was recently conducted from inspiring English sources

But then there's the fifth-anniversary survey that was recently conducted by Baseera, an independent organization also known as the Egyptian Center for Public Opinion Research.

A Ground Penetrating Radar survey was recently conducted in the Murano Island in the Venice Lagoon, to assist an ongoing channel and bank refurbishment activity.

A mesoscale (21 m in flow distance) infiltration and seepage test was recently conducted in a deep, unsaturated fractured rock system at the crossover point of two underground tunnels.

A one-year experiment with expanded competitive bidding that was recently conducted by Medicare yielded cost savings of 42 percent, without reducing the quality of care, and was hailed as a great success.

An extensive research program was recently conducted at The University of Western Ontario, Canada to investigate the load profiles that can be used in the analysis and the design of transmission towers subjected to downbursts.

An assessment of damage-containment capabilities of the PRSEUS concept for a full-scale fuselage panel was recently conducted under a joint program conducted by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Federal Aviation Administration, and The Boeing Company.

I was recently conducting a job interview for a Guardian role, and I asked the interviewee, who had worked only in print journalism, how he thought he'd cope working in digital news.

Jennifer Hecker, the executive director of the EPA-funded Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program, was recently conducting some water quality testing in the area and saw a few dead fish off the beach.

A series of field blasting tests of glass windows to blast loadings have been recently conducted.

Boron Neutron Capture Therapy preliminary treatments on transplanted human liver have been recently conducted at Pavia University.

Therefore, investigations on indexes to select potential removal targets were recently conducted, considering solely objects implicated in a collision course.