Sentence examples for contain research from inspiring English sources

Degrees in mainland Europe may be structured differently from [degrees] in the U.K., yet most European countries have moved or are moving to a structured training model and contain research methods and professional skills training.

We excluded commentaries, editorials, news items, and nonresearch letters from EBM classification because such articles do not usually contain research evidence, are not always peer-reviewed, and the first 3 types are usually commissioned by journal editors.

There are several reasons to suspect that literature-based PPINs and pathway databases contain research focus biases.

Monographs contain research data: images of art works; creative writing outputs; and (auto) biographical details for example.

In our research proposals in the intervention content and delivery category did not contain research about perceived value and benefits of the intervention or acceptability of the intervention in principle.

Mote Marine Laboratory contains research facilities and an aquarium open to the public, and Marie Selby Botanical Gardens has a noted orchid collection.

The Federal Research Public Access Act of 2006, proposed last week by Senators Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, and John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, would require 11 government agencies to publish online any articles that contained research financed with federal grants.

In June, he published a pet project, the DNA sequence of the currant tomato — the wild ancestor of them all — online at the Sol Genomic Network, a database containing research on the nightshade family, of which tomatoes are a member.

The paper contains research not featured in The Spirit Level and is the first major intervention on the emerging inequality debate examines the role of trade unions as institutions which have a major influence on British politics.

Step 2: Tax all products containing research chemicals.

One place to start in this murky business is with Walker's Manual, a 578-page book that contains research on 500 of the best unlisted companies.