Sentence examples for For researcher from inspiring English sources

For Researcher B resources must be in audio format, which also have language and content adapted to post-graduate courses and the best day and time to send them is Tuesdays at 8 00 am.

For researcher Edward Johnson of Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk, whose entrant is an Escherichia coli rendition of Google's logo, participating in the contest was just coming full circle.

For researcher Syed Hussan, the documents add up to one conclusion.

Similarly, across countries, few regulatory bodies have changed or redefined their regulations because of, or in light of, Internet research, but guidelines for researcher and reviewer considerations have been emerging.

I then consider whether survivors of violent victimization are appropriately considered vulnerable research populations, and provide examples from my own research with abused women that allow for researcher reflexivity about the ethical considerations of researching traumatic topics like intimate partner abuse (IPA).

Because of the subjective nature of qualitative research and the potential for researcher bias, the analysis remained predominantly descriptive rather than interpretive, allowing patients' narratives speak for themselves.

5% of its budget was spent on ELSA activities, on the one hand in the form of a research program issuing calls for researcher-driven, stand-alone projects (entitled: "The societal component of genomics research") and, on the other hand, in the form of a Centre for Society and Genomics, established in 2004.

We think that many insect-rearing programs would benefit from application of mixture design methods to situations where diet optimization is desired for researcher-selected criteria.

The perception of safety inside the home had an excellent coefficient for researcher-administered questionnaires and a poor coefficient for self-administered questionnaires.

This study also suggests that one of the main rationales for researcher-policy maker interaction was driven by the need to share positive findings.

Whilst data are incomplete for researcher-patient ethnicity, our data suggest that this may be an important factor and may influence future consent processes.