Sentence examples for corollary research from inspiring English sources

A corollary research question is whether the deployment plan is targeting the correct sector.

In corollary research, we will conduct a prospective study in which FSWs will be followed over time, and assess whether or not their sexual behavior will change when they move between small sex establishments that vary in term of levels of environment-structural supports.

A corollary to research that has documented the importance of the early years is that governments all over the world have been developing and enacting policies to enhance the well-being of young children, including improving preschool attendance and the quality of preschool education (Rao and Sun 2010, 2011).

The educational corollary of this research is that L2 learners should first master these 2000 most frequently occurring words before attempting to study content through English (Meara, Lightbown & Halter, 1997).

A corollary of our research hypotheses derives from the significant gender gap in age at leaving the parental home, as observed in the two countries: Since daughters leave the parental home earlier than sons, we also expect domestic well-being at the parental home to be greater for sons than for daughters.

The corollary of all this research?

So stopping the spread of a disease such as AIDS may be a comparatively simple matter of getting treatment to the right people a strange but real corollary to a piece of research on cyberspace.

This latter assessment was based early on around her recurrent lying, and the fact she seems to excuse her own cheating in the first few seasons as a corollary of empowerment and as research for her book: which features an experimentalist female character who is evidently herself.

The organizational interest explanation predicts that the needs of organizations and features of organizations (e.g. policy domain, organizational structure and role, positions) shape how actors utilize research, with the corollary that the utilization of research increases if it is oriented to the needs of end-users [ 64].

The Echo Nest team has been doing a lot of research into the corollaries between people's musical tastes and the rest of their life — their political affiliations, food preferences, etc.

I believe that a corollary will develop in the equity research departments.