Sentence examples for accuracy of funded from inspiring English sources

A recent Cochrane systematic review looked at the effectiveness of grant peer-review processes on: importance, relevance, usefulness, soundness of methods, soundness of ethics, completeness and accuracy of funded research [ 3].

Three were enrolled full-time and six part-time; all had family and/or career commitments; and there was a mix of funded and self-funded enrolments.

Firstly, the keywords of funded project are used to describe the rsearch topic statistically.

Indeed, the authors of the paper fully agreed with the accuracy of my characterisation of the study as being "Nasa-funded" or "sponsored".

Towards the end of the second world war, the US Pentagon funded research aimed at improving the reach and accuracy of communications and radar systems.

Chris Bowers posted a two-part series this week that compares the final estimate accuracy of his simple poll averaging ("simple mean of all non-campaign funded, telephone polls that were conducted entirely within the final eight days of a campaign") to the final pre-election estimates provided by this site and Fivethirtyeight.com.

The purpose of our planned systematic review is to determine, for the first time, the clinical diagnostic accuracy of this real-time PCR technology as part of an NIHR-funded HTA of this technology in the setting of potentially life-threatening infections.

The Welsh government claims it is under-funded by £300m a year, but other parties dispute the accuracy of the figure.

"But I question the accuracy of it".

I doubt the accuracy of that figure.

He defended the accuracy of his information.