Sentence examples for a research section from inspiring English sources

This article diverges from the usual concept of academic research by offering several contrasting sections: a very personal story about how the author (and his young daughter) approached learning English, a research section on motivation, a practical section on how to incorporate Hip Hop into language learning, and some final personal comments.

The Bulpeila Health Centre, a study site of the Institute of Tropical Medicine Berlin, is divided into a research section and an outpatient and maternity clinic.

The website PYMCA.com (Photographic Youth Music Culture Archive) recently launched a cultural research section, which contains a uniquely extensive collection of images of youth culture, categorised by decade, as well as research texts from experts such as Ted Polhemus, author of the seminal Streetstyle: From Sidewalk to Catwalk.

Dr. Meyer joined the National Institutes of Health in 1959 as head of a virus research section in the biologics division.

There is also a splendid research section, containing one of the biggest atom smashers in Europe, at Orsay, with a dormitory for male students.

A toxicogenomics research section will be included within each monthly issue when research papers are available.

The World Bank has an economic research section that each year turns out a first-rate book called Doing Business, which surveys 175 economies on everything from how many licenses you need to start a business to enforcing contracts to securities transparency.

"With an intelligence and research section of about 66 personnel, only four are assigned to WWII -- one of whom just resigned," according to Lisa Phillips, president of WWII Families for the Return of the Missing.

The companion website at www.meangenes.org offers a "Notes and cited research section" with footnotes for the sometimes vague or oblique references in the text.

Ground-based VHE gamma-ray astronomy is a young but rapidly expanding research section of high energy astroparticle physics.

As a result, he was recruited, initially as a civilian, into the Bletchley Park research section which dealt with ciphers no one else was working on.