Sentence examples for English research from inspiring English sources
The others were Mark Dolliver, editor at large; Jim English, research editor; and David Gianatasio, managing online editor.
We first met at St Edmund's College, Cambridge (Dido was an English research fellow; I was making an inane attempt at a physics PhD).
More than two-thirds (68 per cent) of Britons will welcome Eastern Europeans who work hard, pay taxes and speak English, research by Ipsos MORI for think tank British Future and The Observer newspaper found.
This paper explores the linguistic characteristics of English research article (RA) abstracts published in the United States (U.S). and those published in Iraq, written by Iraqi authors.
Even though reading Chinese characters may not involve the learners's phonological knowledge to the same extent as reading English, research studies support the conclusion that there is a clear and important role of phonological awareness in reading Chinese (e.g., Chen, Flores d' Arcais, & Cheung, 1995; Zhou & Marslen-Wilson, 1996).
After selection of relevant English research papers 409 publications remained.
"So the subject is raised with everybody, if she says, no, I don't want to hear anything more, then she won't be told anything more…." (C2-English, research).
Clinical terminology extraction and ontology learning are active areas of research, especially for non-English research groups like, for example, Marciniak et al. [ 17], to overcome this problem.
We initially excluded 4 review papers, 5 non-English research articles, and 2 articles that reported data on different variant of the ALAD2 polymorphism.
"….there are more people being offered the test, but if the question is, are we encouraging women's decision one way rather than another, to have a test or not, the answer is definitely not…" (C2-English, research ).
For example English stakeholders commented: "….there are more people being offered the test, but if the question is, are we encouraging women's decision one way rather than another, to have a test or not, the answer is definitely not…" (C2-English, research ).
