Sentence examples for advent of research from inspiring English sources

When Pink Floyd sang, "We don't need no education," they could not have foreseen the advent of research projects with titles like "Another Book in the Wall?: A Cultural History of Pink Floyd's Stage Performance and the Rise of Audiovisual Gesamtkunstwerk, 1965-1994".

Things appeared to shift with the advent of research into the 'microbiome' (the totality of microbes, their genetic elements, genomes, and environmental interactions in a defined environment, e.g. the human gut).

With the advent of biomedical research, the SNPs connecting physical anthropological, physiological, behavioral and phenotypic traits will be eventually added to the forensic panels that will revolutionize criminal investigation.

So with the advent of new research techniques into brain damage, Rocky was found to be normal among fighters, and he was suffering the results of a severe concussion.

13– 18 These beliefs paint a grim historical picture on how local populations perceive medical expertise and therapeutic power, with the underlying concerns likely preceding the advent of clinical research.

Considerations about governance may become even more pressing and complex with the advent of human microbiome research due to the public health implications of such research.

And with the advent of biotechnology, advanced research now requires tools that some public institutes cannot afford, like gene databases.

Kennedy suggests that judges' use of foreign law today is a response to the availability of global sources of information, in the same way that lawyers during the progressive era began using "Brandeis briefs" in response to the advent of social-science research.

Such advances include the advent of artificial intelligence research in statistical model development.

With the advent of the Internet, research data could be shared between scientists, first via email and later using web pages, FTP sites, and online databases.

With the advent of post-modern research, ethnographic and auto-ethnographic writing practices have gained in favor (Holt 2003; Reed-Danahay 1997).