The phrase "achieving research" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the process of successfully conducting or completing research.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving research that contributes to our understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "conducting research" or "completing research".
For the sake of achieving research objectives and the answers of research questions based on e-entrepreneurial intention, competing model of EAO with research framework is tested through PLS (SEM).
In addition, more biomedical PhDs linger in postdoctoral training for five to eight years before achieving research independence.
Poor data quality raises doubt on the ability of trial registration to meet the challenge of achieving research transparency, including the ability to adequately address publication bias and selective reporting, and reducing the amount of wasted research [37] [39].
In short, nursing in Iran is still a long way from the achieving research that influences practice [ 8].
However, considering that IM was a new and unexplored field in Sweden, we were not able to draw upon previous results or clinical experiences, hence the interactive group process involving team meetings and achieving research group consensus was regarded as being more relevant.
Our group chose consensus development methods in preference to committee or expert reference panels, due to their perceived limitations and based on the proven track record of formal consensus methods in achieving research prioritisation in the health arena [ 16, 17, 19, 30– 30].
Research centres and units can assist in providing necessary infrastructure to achieve research sustainability [ 13, 22], while dedicated research positions enable the organisation to strengthen research leadership through mentoring, role models and research champions who can drive research and facilitate research dissemination.
A design structure of the PCS is proposed as an effort to achieve research objectives of the KSTAR project.
LS-DYNA is a general finite element code which provides abundant interfaces for users developing their own subroutines to achieve research objectives (Hallquist 2007).
More specifically, it has been argued that R&D collaborations may enable industrial participants to share R&D costs, reduce uncertainty, internalize spillovers, and achieve research synergies.
Even if this reduction in total carbon emissions is achieved, research published in February 2006 concluded that aviation could account for between 24 per cent and 50 per cent of the UK's carbon budget by 2050.
