Sentence examples for agreeing research from inspiring English sources

The tension between these differing requirements is particularly acute in agreeing research priorities for whole-system service improvements of complex and long-term conditions where the implementation of national guidelines is challenging [ 8, 9].

The process in this Programme followed two key Phases – agreeing research priorities and reviewing and selection of proposals – each of which was concluded by anonymous voting, using a specially designed screen in the virtual mode (see summary in tables 2 & 3) as compared to the expection of reaching general consensus in the face-to-face mode.

In each of the given research examples there has been a need to argue for maintaining the agreed research methodology and/or analysis and reporting of results.

Of particular importance, the wider context of national and international research review processes and the existence of national and internationally agreed research ethics principles were generally unknown.

The level of coordination between MoHs and S&T will have a direct impact in co-financing a mutually agreed research agenda and, thus, advance the research for health actions in any given country.

What split the tightly knit policy community of different actors who had coalesced around agreed research questions and a belief that the knowledge generated through research would result in a rapid global policy recommendation?

An internationally agreed research priority is to test whether the effectiveness of treatment results might be improved by early identification of patient-subgroups that are most at risk for developing chronic disabling pain [ 8].

This paper summarises the main lessons learnt from recent trials of the effectiveness of non-pharmacological therapies for common musculoskeletal conditions in primary care and provides agreed research priorities for future clinical trials.

On one point the divided researchers agree: more research is needed.

But he agreed the research finding was definitely good news.

Participants agreed that research was still at the forefront of many vice-chancellors' minds.