Sentence examples for challenge research projects from inspiring English sources

This warrants caution in relying solely on symptoms or other patient-related outcomes without small-bowel biopsies in gluten challenge research projects.

It would thus be advisable in gluten challenge research projects, to use two separate continuous readout parameters in assessing gluten-dependent functional mucosal changes, i.e. the morphological Vh/CrD and the inflammatory IEL changes, as opposed to applying a simplified grouped classification.

Challenging research projects can take 5 years or more to complete.

This factor is illustrated by a rapid rise in research and development in OSS technology, with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation BMGFfundinging 16 "Reinvent the Toilet Challenge" (RTTC) research projects worldwide since 2011, with the second round of grants totaling nearly US$3.4 million in 2012 (Global Development Program, 2014).

The project is coordinated by the TZW Water Technology Center providing large experience with challenging multinational research projects as well as with fruitful SinoGerman cooperation e.g. within the Yangtze project [1, 18 20].

Missing data present a challenge to many research projects.

One of the main challenges of transdisciplinary research projects is to balance the convergence and divergence of epistemic contributions.

Researchers and students therefore lack capacity to practice evidence-based science confounding further to the challenges in implementing research projects and translating research findings into marketable products [ 13, 22].

Israel et al. (1998) suggested that there are three broad, nonmutually exclusive categories of challenges to participatory research projects, namely, partnership-related issues; methodological issues; and broader social, political, economic, institutional, and cultural issues.

While the schools differ in many ways, their course offerings resemble A.P. classes in content and rigor; they have stellar college placement; and the best of them expose their pupils to independent study, challenging internships and individual research projects.

To find out how ethics committees are likely to decide about clinically relevant research projects challenging current research ethics rules, we used three fictitious research projects (vignettes).