Sentence examples for complexity of the research from inspiring English sources

Psychologist Sara E Rosenquist noted the complexity of the research, including a Finnish study of married couples which found that husbands and wives often carried different strains of the virus in their genitals and mouths, and indeed had different strains of the virus from each other, and there was no clear link with oral sex.

So my synthesis here will be very rough, just an invitation to read directly to appreciate the complexity of the research and objectives.

The complexity of the research problem has encouraged practitioners to adopt qualitative approaches as exploratory and diagnostic tools within the conventionally more quantitative stated preference research.

In model 1, the constructs coordination and cooperation have the values of R 2 0.305 and 0.332, which considering the complexity of the research model indicate a good fit (Table 3).

Key considerations in the model's development are discussed in the context of an ongoing research partnership; namely, the complexity of the research partnership, power and accountability, alignment with health promotion policy, and the iterative nature of program design.

Regardless of whether it is seen as 'just' a toolset or as a driving force for research, in view of the increasing complexity of the research of molecular connections, the role of bioinformatics as a technology and as a discipline is clearly intensifying.

The paper reveals the complexity of the research-policy making interface and identifies key lessons for the practice of networking and engaging policy and decision-makers.

Planning and doing research in an environment where the culture is different can, however, add a level of complexity to the research.

"Given the complexities of the research world and life in general, it has become much less feasible to find that one person who can provide all of the guidance each individual can benefit from," he writes.

Users do not understand the complexities of the research process, such as funding or ethics, and hence they may have unrealistic expectations.

The reality of implementing systems to deal with the complexities of the research governance regulations has proved problematic, particularly in primary care, where the relative lack of research management expertise and infrastructure has resulted in what are perceived as disproportionately bureaucratic systems.