Sentence examples for call upon research from inspiring English sources
British Parliament member David Lammy used Twitter to call upon Research In Motion to suspend its BBM service, tweeting "BBM clearly helping rioters outfox Police.
In Europe, these issues are currently addressed under the heading of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), calling upon research consortia to make these reflections and deliberations an integrated part of their work.
Tiny fiddly changes in the way they're put together or the components that Apple is using reflect the months of learning and support tickets they have to call upon for research over the past months.
We call upon our research and clinical colleagues to consider additional methods of evaluating data, such as the Hill criteria.
"Maybe he can also tell us what Flaubert thinks about the Montparnasse Tower or I.M. PEI's glass pyramid at the Louvre?" We pride ourselves on our sense of priority, so we immediately called upon two members of our research staff.
Based on the prediction of this paper, we are calling upon more research around this disease; in particular, we are calling for researchers to pay their attention to finding a very good cure or a better prevention, to reduce the risk of contamination.
Google Trends receives more than 80percentt of the world's Internet search-engine activity, and it is increasingly called upon for research in economics, political science and public health.
In the US, which has a long history of commercializing university research [ 28, 29], the heightened pressure to work with industry is perhaps best exemplified by President Obama's 2011 State of the Union address where he unveiled his 'Startup America' initiative [ 30] and called upon the research community to help stimulate the economy [ 31].
The EAC was able to call upon clinical experts (research midwives and obstetricians) where clarification or advice on current UK practice was required.
Waiting to be called upon again.
Dr Gatherer says virologists have been caught by surprise by Zika even more so than at the start of the 2014 Ebola outbreak, when they had at least 20 years of lab research to call upon.
