Examples of using Study identified in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
The study identified the most common causes of such errors.
The study identified options for shortterm, medium-term and longer-term future actions.
The findings of the research study identified the following major risks.
One study identified 14 different formulations of the principle in treaties and nontreaty declarations.
A recent study identified three major barriers to adoption of telemedicine in emergency and critical care units.
This study identified at least four regions in the genome that are likely to contain these genes.
The study identified the lack of institutional clarity and weak intragovernmental coordination and capacity as key challenges.
However, the study identified a considerable lack of awareness and uneven application of the Oslo Guidelines.
This evaluation study identified recommendations to guide further action for the protection of children involved in armed conflict.
However, the findings and recommendations that the study identified appear as relevant today as they were pre- Referendum.
Working with locally based advertising agencies, the study identified tools that are effective in local contexts around the world.
The study identified several areas where greater inter-agency collaboration could lead to savings
The study identified the policy objectives and the financial principles flowing from the Convention and the Agreement,
The study identified India as the preferred offshore location, however,
This study identified and developed technical, legal, and financial approaches to accomplish the verification without compromising national security information(see GFMR08, chapter 6).
This study identified that acetylcholine in the brain will increase HGH output through its hindering effect on somatostatin,
The study identified as major challenges limited financial resources; external decision-making; population size; limited development prospects; lack of natural resources; and lack of key infrastructure.
The study identified as major challenges: limited financial resources; external decision-making; population size; limited development prospects; lack of natural resources; and lack of key infrastructure.
While the external study identified a range of technical alternatives for programme sustainability, it was not designed to make recommendations as to which option should be selected.
Some developing countries criticize the attribution of scholarships by donor countries on a purely merit basis for those priority areas of study identified for future labour needs.
