The phrase "a given research" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "a given study" or "a specific research study."
Example: "In a given research, the results showed a significant correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "a specific study" or "a particular research."
Among other features, this framework will enable researchers (or managers) to register a given research output once at one of the interconnected national systems, and have that output automatically propagated to the other ones, thus ensuring global consistency of the stored information.
Also works with researchers on choosing the right analytic approach for a given research question as well as managing and displaying data and writing results.
However, as some authors have suggested, some form of 'social mapping' can provide valuable guidance for researchers to identify what strategies would work best in a given research context [ 5, 50, 51].
"You don't want to choose someone simply for the role they can play in a given research project," he says.
It aims to let a given research community share its instrumentation, data, software tools, and other resources over very high speed networks.
The Cochrane handbook version 5.1.0.10 states that an SR should aim to 'identify, appraise and synthesise all the empirical evidence that meets pre-specified eligibility criteria to answer a given research question'.
The paper presents an original method for the identification of the thematic clusters and dynamics of their change for a given research field as well as the application of financial analysis techniques for prediction of the development trends.
Risk and benefit in specific research contexts, including (a) approaches to risk assessment and risk reduction, (b) understanding and maximizing benefit, (c) risk/benefit assessment to justify a given research procedure.
We offer concrete recommendations for when and how to use independent covariates in experimental designs, and contextualize our findings within the movement toward quantifying trade-offs in choosing among research practices and optimizing the choice of practice within a given research context.
Initially the volume of information and deciphering the "language of research" in a given research area seemed challenging but after a while the excitement took over and I could see through the literature to ask the right questions in order to "connect the dots".
