Sentence examples for competing research from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holland said that the big firms would do little more than place the competing research on their Web sites.

And because the Congressional right-to-life advocates had effectively tied the N.I.H.'s hands in terms of financing, there wasn't any competing research in university labs.

And the government sponsors would not have to choose between competing research proposals -- something much better left to the private sector.

These experiments show that even competing research teams can share knowledge, risk and reward in anti-infective drug development, test diverse approaches and avoid redundant efforts.

Strong disagreements about how to interpret the satellite data were largely resolved after the Bush administration began a review in which competing research groups worked out some of their differences.

They should end the reliance on a single shared source of polling information and form alliances to develop competing research efforts, which would correct each other and help explain why people favor the candidates they do.

They point to statistics showing that of the 12,000 new and competing clinical research grants the NIH awarded in fiscal year 1997, for example, almost 23% were for clinical research projects.

Competing for research financing serves a purpose, helping identify worthwhile projects.

Figures from a competing market research firm, Dataquest, a unit of the Gartner Group, estimated the growth rate at 10.1percentt in the quarter, with 37.9 million units sold.

While that proposal remains, new amendments prohibit profit-making schools from competing for research grants from federal sources like the National Science Foundation and for money earmarked for community colleges and those specifically serving Hispanic students.

CHEC-list: study population, competing alternatives, research question, perspective, relevant costs, relevant outcomes, incremental analysis, generalizability, sensitivity analysis.