Sentence examples for both the researchers and from inspiring English sources

Some of the potential implications include the participants being treated as lab rats, reinforcing an old, negative stereotype of clinical trials; reduction of enrollment in future trials; and diminishment of the reputation of both the researchers and the research sites as well as the sponsors.

Not necessarily so much equal, as both the researchers and the consumers of the research, from the community, feel that they are getting something equitable out of this arrangement, and that their voices are heard.

This is a responsibility of both the researchers and the REBs that oversee the research (including protocols and informed consent forms).

Time, and a commitment to the long-term value of the research, are needed on the part of both the researchers and their management.

The benefits of such community-linked research collaborations can be far reaching for both the researchers and the community because they provide a fertile setting with real-world feedback loops to put ideas and advances in science and technology to the test while addressing community concerns (Anderson et al. 2002; Chopyak and Levesque 2002).

In India too, urbanization and migration are gaining ever increasing attention of both the researchers and the policymakers.

It is also an approach that requires an effort of sustained learning from both the researcher and the research reader about how to re-conceptualize research methods in terms of 'configurations' of individual cases.

As Wolcott [ 50] suggests, qualitative research combines the perspective of both the researcher and participants where researchers bring their own experience, cultural background, values and understandings to help inform the research experience.

A research evaluation framework which distributes responsibility to both the researcher and funding agency may be the most ideal option.

For both the researcher and practicing coastal engineer, UAVs now provide a practical option for routine coastal surveying.

For clinical research, ethically justified criteria for the design, conduct, and review of clinical investigation can be identified by obligations to both the researcher and human subject.