Sentence examples for a research notebook from inspiring English sources

The collection also includes a research notebook, his doctoral thesis, case reports, a bound work signed to him by the author, and microfilms of project data.

Charles Darwin later drafted his first branching diagram in a research notebook (1837) before publishing a phylogenetic tree as the only illustration in On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection (1859) to describe descent with modification, or what is now known as evolution.

The student is also expected to be interested in reading research articles, maintain a well-organized research notebook and write down protocols.

He didn't realize he had dropped his research notebook until the elephant he was riding reached down with its trunk, picked up the notebook and returned it to him.

Patient records from the research notebook are open only under the terms of Archives and Special Collections Access Policy to Records Containing Protected Health Information.

The research notebook from 1953 is of particular interest, as it documents the raw data Dr. Friedman used to develop the graphic analysis of labor.

The pruned toes, the muddy trail shoes, the slop-slopping socks, the research notebook papers ripped out and tossed to the wind are all part of doing research here.

These should be saved in the back of your library research notebook and organized in some logical manner to facilitate retrieval of information.

Famed explorer George Murray Levick was so shocked by the "astonishing depravity" of the male Adélie penguins he observed on the 1910-13 Scott Antarctic Expedition that he successfully hid his research notebook from the public for 100 years.

Her papers contain handwritten and typewritten drafts and proofs of her poetry; correspondence with her siblings Numen, Poema, Azul, and Alma; personal family photographs; research notebooks; and an annotated collection of books on literary criticism, Shakespeare, Homer, Rubén Darío, and others.

Duke recently signed a contract with LabArchives to provide electronic research notebooks to everyone at Duke for no cost.