Sentence examples for Research motives from inspiring English sources
Maintaining trust between scientific and nonscientific data collectors is especially important in cases for which research motives might be questioned, says Shelly Tallack, a research scientists at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute in Portland, who has spent the past 12 years collaborating with fishermen.
Actually graphene is a two-dimensional, single-layer sheet of sp2 hybridized carbon atoms and has arrested enormous attention and research motives for its versatile properties.
The physician's obligation to treat patients in a way that will be most beneficial may put into question their research motives [ 46- 50].
Obtaining statistically representative samples of such socially invisible groups is known to be problematic [ 13, 25], given the limited size of communities, their invisibility in national data sets, the target participants' concern about research motives, power differentials between participants and the researchers, as well as difficulties with access and trust [ 26, 36].
Bloch also noted differences in attitudes between similar refugees in the United Kingdom and South Africa, suggesting that larger numbers of refugees and asylum seekers and more political activists in the UK lead to increasingly suspicious attitudes to research motives [ 13].
That is because of misgivings and mistrust concerning US motives.
A senior administration official explained the White House motives more bluntly: the United States needs Yemen.
But the government is suspicious of the Tigers' motives in seeking a halt to the bloodshed.
"The truth is that the New York Times' motives were also complicated when they published the Pentagon Papers," Jaffer said.
The general manager did not question the Yankees' motives for negotiating the deal, but he did say he never thought the trade would get done.
Bowden applauded the deal for both sides, but an executive of another club, speaking on condition of anonymity, questioned the Expos' motives in trading away such prospects.
