Sentence examples for consequence of the research from inspiring English sources
The introduction of polymers with high levels of ionic conductivity and their adoption by the wider technological community is an apparent consequence of the research and industrial experience of the author together with the 'new' climate of the 1970 s which also gave rise to other areas of electroactive polymer activity.
A further revision to the Pronunciation rating scale in 2008 arose as a consequence of the research conducted by Brown (2006) and Brown and Taylor (2006).
Several programs to fight stigma have been initiated as a consequence of the research findings that have indicated stigmatization as a threat to successful treatment and rehabilitation of individuals with mental illness.
In previous studies, progesterone concentrations often covaried with 17 β-estradiol as a consequence of the research designs that were used; yet progesterone failed to predict spatial performance in naturally cycling women [ 19, 23].
These were described in the four intervention papers in the focused review, 35 38 and included collaborative approaches, quality improvement research initiatives, participatory and action research, and organisational approaches where the intention was explicitly to produce improvements in healthcare performance as a direct consequence of the research engagement of the organisation.
A dispute at the Synthetic Biology Engineering Research Center, a prominent coalition of biology labs that is led by the University of California, Berkeley, illustrates the potentially dangerous consequences of the research.
The participative process used to build the tool is described and the consequences of the research are discussed: psychometric properties of the instrument; relevance for the caregivers who are involved in the daily support of a disabled person; use of this tool to guide a disabled person's project or psychoeducation.
One main post-ELSI criticism of the whole ELSI research program and the ELSI field at large is that it has been too oriented towards the consequences of the research and development process.
The widely accepted, and perhaps the only possible, justification for these infringements of rights and lack of respect lies in the social value of the deceptive research and thus the possible consequences of the research not being done, or not being done as well, without deception (Brendel and Miller 2008; Wendler and Miller 2004).
Another source of uncertainty between the research works is a consequence of the different research approaches: some have investigated only the effect of the time passing (therefore, aging), others consider the aging effect together with other effects, like the state of conservation and the duration of load.
