Sentence examples for a more research from inspiring English sources

We propose a plan to continue use of the Novell system for ASA Operations personnel, while creating a more research oriented design for the network.

And finally, for those with a more research bent, there is still plenty of work to do in the field in the analysis of the language of science and technology!

Since this project is an initiative of surgeons who are members of a large national group there is enormous potential for knowledge transfer in that surgeons across Canada will use the results to guide practice, teach medical students, residents and fellows according to their practice and will create a more research friendly atmosphere with the standardization of tests across Canada.

The authors concluded that a more research is needed in several areas, such as atomizer design and materials to further reduce toxic emissions and improve nicotine delivery, and liquid ingredients to determine the relative risk of the variety of compounds (mostly flavorings) inhaled [ 56].

The redundancies are part of Brunel's plans to become a more research-led institution ahead of the next research assessment exercise (RAE), expected in 2008.

"Arts organizations must have a more research-driven understanding of their markets and industry trends in order to more deeply engage existing audiences and reach new ones".

Sometimes she wonders what life would have been like if she had chosen a more research-focused path, but she has no regrets.

Yann LeCun, who previously held the lead role, will be shifting to a more research-focused role where he will continue to drive the scientific agenda of FAIR in his new role as chief AI scientist, a Facebook spokesperson tells TechCrunch.

Yann LeCun, who previously held the lead role, will be shifting to a more research-focused role where he will continue to drive the scientific agenda of FAIR in his new role as chief AI scientist, a Facebook spokesperson tells TechCrunch.

Thus, there are still opportunities to ensure that the Council adopts a more research-friendly position which averts the imminent threats to large-scale epidemiologic studies and register-based research in general.

Further, there are other important goals and drivers in Norwegian research policy such as the need to stimulate a more research-intensive private sector, foster high quality research and scientific excellence, and utilize national advantages.