Sentence examples for biggest research projects from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest research projects on the subject, the study looked at nearly 1.2 million emergency room visits during the summer of 2015, and found that during smoke-dense periods, there was a statistically significant increase in emergency room visits for heart attack, stroke and respiratory infection.

Prof Richard Grundy treats children with cancer, and runs one of the UK's biggest research projects into brain tumours.

As the author of the actual book Growing Up Digital, its recent sequel Grown Up Digital, the person who originally defined the Net Generation back in 1997 and the director of the biggest research projects to date on this generation, many people have asked me for my thoughts (which curiously were not solicited in the writing of the article).

Currie's discoveries will be included in the biggest research project into British prehistoric rock art, a five-year, £1m study starting next year.

The biggest research project in the UK on child sexual abusers revealed that 50percentt had been sexually abused themselves.

If Gordie Howe does wind up donating his brain to researchers, it would probably be to one of the two big research projects ini progress – the well-established Boston University-Bedford V.A. Medical Center brain bank in Massachusetts, or the newer project at Toronto Western Hospital.

There are significantly more top-down big research projects that are taking up more resources every year.

BRUSSELS — E.U. leaders began a two-day summit meeting Thursday, warning of obstacles to reaching agreement on a nearly €1 trillion budget to support farming, transportation and other infrastructure, as well as big research projects for the 27-nation bloc.

The Union's budget — for farming, transportation and other infrastructure, and big research projects — amounts to about 1 percent of the bloc's estimated gross domestic product over its seven-year span.

I've done three big research projects on entrepreneurship.

This is typically done in big research projects by cutting up the issue into bits that are manageable by small research groups.