Sentence examples for broader research effort from inspiring English sources

The broader research effort for which Mr Coase called has fostered a richer understanding of how firms respond to customers and rivals.

"It's about what can deep learning do these days to make life more fun?" Neural karaoke emerged from a broader research effort to use computer programs to make music, write lyrics and even generate dance routines.

When asked whether he would liberalise US policy if scientific developments warrant (presumably, either because the available cell lines were not optimal or breakthroughs were so promising that a stronger, broader research effort was called for), the president said: "I spent a lot of time on the subject.

Here's an excerpt from the Environmental Defense Fund news release on the study and the broader research effort: The UT study, which only deals with the extraction phase of the natural gas supply chain, is the opening chapter in this broader scientific effort designed to advance the current understanding of the climate implications of methane emissions resulting from the U.S. natural gas boom.

This work was part of a broader research effort looking at the development of a relatively new ecotourism model called the conservancy and the subsequent negotiation process among multi-stakeholder groups.

Another approach that is gaining momentum is to provide opportunities in the classroom for students to participate in original collaborative research and contribute to a broader research effort.

The novelty of the methodology employed and the relevance of the empirical findings seem to justify broader research efforts on measuring and assessing the effects of air infrastructure on FDIs in other Countries and Regions.

The increase of awareness of the problem, especially in hypothetical accidents in liquid metal fast breeder reactors (LMFBR), has resulted in a broad research effort to investigate the sequence of events and the necessary conditions leading to a vapor explosion.

But the swell of interest caused by developments in mobile communications and entertainment has attracted lots of others to the field.MIT, for instance, has its Project Oxygen, a broad research effort on pervasive human-centred computing sponsored by Acer, Delta Electronics, Hewlett-Packard, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, Nokia and Philips.

Mr Lomborg's work is "very naive", says Jeffrey Sachs, another economist with strong views about what works in international development.Yet Mr Sachs, who has presided over a broad research effort of his own into which goals and targets should be adopted, the Sustainable Development Solutions Network, agrees that trimming is needed.

Even skeptics of industry welcome a broad research effort.