Sentence examples for antiquated research from inspiring English sources

Anderson-Bialis will be joining us at TechCrunch Disrupt in SF this September to discuss fertility-related solutions, the role of data in the fertility space, and what it's like to be a startup disrupting a market driven by antiquated research.

In losing Eco, we have lost not just Borges's heir (with, as yet, no heir apparent to Eco) but a mind shaped by an older way of learning: of antiquated research and cataloguing methods.

The image of thousands of industrial researchers in white lab coats and thick black glasses may seem antiquated, but corporate research and development is more important to our economy now than ever.

In the process, the fusty, antiquated art of researching and writing biographies may come to seem, of all things, cutting-edge.

Levy's mastery of the rhythms of Jamaican creole, her authentically antiquated style, and her meticulous research invited rapturous reviews.

Viewed through the GLMM lens, the pre-1990s understanding of non-normal data––still pervasive in the agricultural research community––is antiquated at best, obsolete at worst.

While part of that information can be utilized for further research to help dispel antiquated ideas, for now, FertilityIQ is focused on discovering which factors contribute to a higher rate of IVF success.

African technicians have to use large samples of the dangerous viruses for their research because their equipment is antiquated.

In legal research (which, until recently, was particularly antiquated and inefficient), CaseText, Judicata and RavelLaw are making waves by democratizing and streamlining processes.

"Our research shows that mobile operators will replace their current, antiquated, hardware-based OSS and BSS systems with 100percentt cloud-based solutions much more quickly than analysts are projecting," he said in a statement.

I attempt to show how this somewhat antiquated concept plays a central role in much of current evo-devo research.