Sentence examples for contested research from inspiring English sources

Other groups such as the American Society of Criminology have set a model for avoiding politicized policy statements on contested research.

Fisheries-induced evolution and its impact on the productivity of exploited fish stocks remains a highly contested research topic in applied fish evolution and fisheries science.

Last week, the government won the right from an appeals court to continue financing the contested research while it appeals the ruling.

Mr. Bush, who in 2001 limited federally financed researchers to working on roughly two dozen stem cell lines already in existence, twice vetoed legislation that would have explicitly expressed support for financing the contested research.

Morange (2000b) distinguishes two central "hard facts" that can be retained from this actually highly fluid and contested research field.

Investigations of pre-seismic ionospheric disturbances have also gained momentum, and this remains a contested research area (e.g., Liu et al., 2010a, b, 2011a; Sharma et al., 2010; Heki, 2011).

The state bank contested the research – although without convincing evidence to the contrary.

These approaches suggest a more complex and contested relationship between research and policy making, with research being one of many knowledge sources used by policy makers in taking decisions.

Taking their cue from the angry Iraqi journalist who took aim at then-U.S. president George W. Bush, several hundred French researchers hurled shoes at the Department of Higher Education and Research in Paris to protest hotly contested reforms by research minister Valérie Pécresse.

The question of whether living wage laws reduce employment of covered workers is probably the central question that has been contested in the research literature.4.4

That would mean more financial hardship, less access to health care, and -- according to a large, if occasionally contested, body of research -- higher mortality.