Converse of object

• conduct: She is now extending her research by conducting an international comparative study with the UK.

• publish: Data from one of the economic studies along with a published study of patients ' quality of life were used in the model.

• commission: Nottingham City Council have commissioned a study looking at access to Newstead Abbey and its grounds.

Adjective modifier

• comparative: She is now extending her research by conducting an international comparative study with the UK.

• recent: There was a recent study in Science by Tanya Singer that had people attend a scanning session with their loved one.

• further: Further study at the London Veterinary College provided a Diploma in Veterinary Surgery, awarded Spring 1818.

• longitudinal: Forty-four eleven-year-old Gypsy Traveler pupils across England agreed to take part in this unique, longitudinal study that was funded by the Nuffield Foundation.

Modifies a noun

• skill: Students can choose from a number of different course options covering written and spoken English and study skills.

• bedroom: Each College has its own library and computer cluster, and the majority of study bedrooms are connected to the Internet.

Noun used with modifier

• case: Case study: Happy to be in control Richard Freeman, 38, says he likes the control offered by an offset mortgage.

• feasibility: It follows on from a feasibility study into re-use.

• postgraduate: We can help you with advice on postgraduate study.

• pilot: In their pilot study of twenty children over six months, two thirds had improved seizure control on the diet.

• case-control: Response bias in a case-control study: Analysis utilizing comparative data concerning legal abortions from two independent Swedish studies.