Sentence examples for Following researcher from inspiring English sources

Mobile software company Carrier IQ has responded to the massive outcry following researcher Trevor Eckhart's damning video that exposes a CIQ app embedded deep into the operating software on many smartphones.

The following researcher recorded the walking tour route on a map and took photos of the general environment, including aspects related to known or perceived desirability and safety.

This also, for example, involved leaving identity authentication cards in computer terminals to avoid lengthy log-in processes, as illustrated by the following researcher observation note: 10.45am: Student is now seeing a patient (old lady) in cubicle 1, chatting "How are you today?

So beneficial was the strong rainfall that suicide rates were lower for the two years that followed, researcher Tamma Carleton found.

In the decades that followed, researchers tried and failed to discern a relationship between video-game use and mass homicide.

Over the decade that followed, researchers found that these men had twice the stroke rate (26.6percentt) of the men who handled the tests with the least stress.

In the years that followed, researchers found that those children who had waited for their second marshmallow were almost universally more positive, self-motivated, and successful in their studies than their contemporaries.

In a piece in this week's magazine titled "The Ebola Wars," Richard Preston reports on a doctor's efforts to combat the disease in Sierra Leone, and follows researchers at Harvard and M.I.T. as they study the virus's genetic code.

In the years that followed, researchers across the country, including at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, racked up an array of tantalizing discoveries involving T cells.

Cheney and Seyfarth describe the structure of playback experiments as follows: researchers first collect recordings of various calls given by different individuals.

However, when repeatable surveying campaigns are not followed, researchers found data can possess erroneous calibration and improper error modeling (Oskin et al. 2012; Glennie et al. 2014).