Sentence examples for working group published from inspiring English sources

In February 2003, a World Health Organisation working group published a standard method for the detection of pneumococcal carriage for vaccine trials to reduce or eliminate variability.

Experts in an ad hoc international antibody validation working group published a commentary earlier this month in Nature Methods advocating for application-specific antibody testing.

Earlier this year, Overall, the animal behaviorist who resigned from the working group, published a report detailing how to assess whether dogs can reliably detect a specific scent.

The 168 patients who were enrolled between 1 October and 31 December 2008 were participants of the outcome study that our working group published earlier this year [ 16].

In early research, our working group published a study, which showed 44 patients (all of them born in Mexico) who presented spherules (typical forms) and/or parasitic mycelial forms (atypical forms).

In 1998, a World Health Organization (WHO) and European region of the International Union against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease IUATLDD) working group published a consensus statement on standardised TOM in Europe [ 4].

The move appeared to grasp the recommendations of a high-level executive working group, which published its findings in July.

LGIM is largely building upon the recommendations of a working group, which published its findings in July and in which L&G chief executive Nigel Wilson played a key role.

European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) has initiated working group and published whitepaper on NFV to show the benefits and challenges for NFV technologies to be deployed by network operators [12].

According to a recent nanotechnology working group study published in The Lancet, more than 50 nanomedicine compounds are now in clinical trials.

A July 30 opinion piece, written by members of Ibis Reproductive Heath, a research and advocacy group that coordinates the OTC working group, and published in The Hill newspaper also argued that: "For an over-the-counter pill to have the most positive impact on access to contraception, it must be covered by insurance".