Sentence examples for Research explained from inspiring English sources

"By digitizing our collections, taking photographs of our fossils and placing all of the data into a database, we made it easier for our researchers to search our collections and find specimens with new and sometimes rarely preserved evidence that may be critical for their research," explained Paul Mayer, The Field Museum's Fossil Invertebrates Collections Manager.

"We try to visualize scientific results in a way that helps the public understand our research," explained Robert Meisner of the German Aerospace Center, who with colleague Nils Sparwasser co-directed an animated film about the 2002 Elbe River flood shown at Siggraph.

Bobby Duffy, who heads Ipsos MORI's generational research, explained that, unlike in the US, where a relationship between birth cohort and trust has long been familiar, this pattern is new in Britain.

Dr Simon Walker from the University of Oxford's animal flight group, first author of the research, explained that the team used very fast, intense X-rays to record the extremely rapid movements.

"We believe the Twitter political index reinforces the transitional models of research," explained Mr.

In 2005 zoological research explained how honeybees navigate from their hive to a food source.

Research explains the quarter-life crisis.

The head of Fidelity Research explained it to her, as did a McKinsey & Company executive and a random woman sitting next to her on a plane.

Joe Lenski, the lead pollster for exit poll provider Edison Research, explained to the skeptical left-wing site Counterpunch that Sanders voters and young voters had been more likely to fill out the surveys.

As Clifford Zukin, a former president of the American Association for Public Opinion Research, explained to NPR in August last year: "I think [early polls] measure name recognition – and that's something, but is name recognition really the way you want to choose a presidential candidate?".

As Kevin Trenberth, the head of climate analysis for of the National Centre for Atmospheric Research, explained: There is a systematic influence on all of these weather events nowadays because there is more water vapour lurking around in the atmosphere than there used to be, say, 30 years ago.