The phrase "as research evolves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is changing or developing in accordance with advancements or findings in research.
Example: "The methodology we use will be updated as research evolves to ensure we are applying the most current techniques."
Alternatives: "as studies progress" or "as findings develop".
As is the case with other foods, as research evolves, there are changing messages disseminated about their impact on health matters.
Successful implementation of a clinical evidence CDSS depends upon high quality credible information, ready access within existing tasks, upkeep of the information as research evolves and assessment of physician actions and patient outcomes.
As educational research evolves within technology's grasp, it is critical to understand how data quantity, quality, and heterogeneity interact.
As biomedical research evolves from traditional clinical and biological investigations to incorporate multi-omic technologies, integration of the resulting data has emerged as a critical next stage.
As public health research evolves to include more social-ecological systems, the roles of society, ecology, epidemiology, pathogen/parasite evolution and animal behavior can be better captured in the research design.
As microRNA-based research evolves from discovery to validation, robust, multiplex methods that can be performed easily at the bench are necessary to continue advancements in the field.
As health education research evolves and generates interdisciplinary collaborative endeavors within the broader scope of public health and medicine, the translational impact will be manifest in better decision-making, better advocacy, better health policy, and better health for all.
With such considerations in mind, one can see the importance of involving more countries in hip fracture trials as hip fracture research evolves.
The research evolves as humans evolve, and today's theory may not carry weight tomorrow.
The numbers varied depending on who did the analysis using what model, and as the research evolved, few could agree on the scale of the problem.
"We were able to resolve what was going on," and informed federal authorities and BP of their findings as the research evolved, said Dave Valentine, a UC Santa Barbara professor of microbial geochemistry and a co-author of the paper.
