Sentence examples for context of previous research from inspiring English sources

This report presents the experiences of users' input, which are discussed in the context of previous research on benefits of user contributions in systems development.

We present the latest observations from spacecraft and ground-based instruments in search for lightning activity in the atmospheres of planets in the solar system, and put them in context of previous research.

For these reasons we firstly (i) present their study in the context of previous research (ii) highlight issues with attributing landforms and sediments to jökulhlaups, and (iii) consider uncertainty regarding the timing and magnitude of jökulhlaups along the Jökulsá á Fjöllum.

The main cellphone industry group, the Washington, D.C. based CTIA, issued a statement that the report should be considered in the context of previous research that found "there are no established health effects from radio frequency signals used in cellphones".

However, the correlation of pareidolia with a good mood makes sense in the context of previous research linking positive emotions with enhanced creative problem-solving.

In the context of previous research, these results do not suggest a major cause for concern.

Consistent with the findings of previous research on the context of deliberate self-harm of adolescents [ 16- 18], it was found that parental well-being was strongly correlated with the quantity and magnitude of difficulties encountered by the child, as reported by the parent, i.e., parental well-being was lower when child difficulties were greater.

These findings are consistent with the findings of previous research on the role of the DG in the context of HIV/AIDS [ 28].

The majority of previous research investigating visual size change effects presented photographs or line drawings of objects set against blank backgrounds with no environmental context.

We primarily discuss methods developed in the context of our previous research work and use examples of crystallization, aerosol and thermal spray processes to motivate the development of these methods and illustrate their application.

In the context of HIV/AIDS, previous research on orphaned and vulnerable children suggests that losing one or both parents significantly increases vulnerability for children [ 35].