Sentence examples for acknowledgment of research from inspiring English sources

In many fMRI studies, the only acknowledgment of research ethics was a mention of informed consent – necessary, in many cases, for publication, and a frustrating confound in our attempts to identify more substantive discussion.

The present analysis suggests three concepts not previously highlighted in the ACASI literature: 1) unintentional harm or discomfort; 2) acknowledgment of contribution to research; and 3) the noted absence of the participant-researcher relationship with ACASI.

Data were extracted by at least two research assistants (working independently and blinded to each other's work), with discrepancies resolved through discussion and consensus (see Acknowledgments for a list of research assistants).

But after years of research comes an acknowledgment: Some of nature's complexities still lie beyond reach.

Acknowledgment of the hiatus, or pause, prompted a flurry of research into where all of the planet's "missing" heat could be hiding.

Led by the Research Information Network in the UK, working with a number of research funders and publishers, a set of simplified and standardised acknowledgment guidelines for researchers has recently been introduced [21].

Check the acknowledgment section to see who is funding those projects, says Janet Rasey, director of research funding services at the University of Washington.

Acknowledgment of the work of bioinformatics as a research field that has an important influence on how research is done in the life sciences, should go together with the acknowledgment of the ways in which bioinformatics, far from being neutral, entails values and specific enactments of specific human identities.

If you look at the acknowledgments in my book, I personally have gained enormously from the products of research in Britain.

I can see nonfiction writers who have done a lot of research thanking numerous people, but novelists should put brief acknowledgments at the front of a book.

There is also a body of research that has explored the options for measuring scientific contributions through more automatic acknowledgment indexing [19] and initiatives led by several publishers and editors [20].