Sentence examples for deficient research from inspiring English sources

Our endeavour is an example of a collective ambition to establish research in a new area in a developing country with scare resources and deficient research capacity and experience.

The field of medical education research is growing rapidly, but educational research has been widely criticized for its lack of a scientific approach, poor theoretical frameworks or study designs, deficient research methods and reporting quality, and lack of meaningful outcomes that would inform practice.

The evaluation of scientific and medical literature on which these recommendations are based also revealed a number of areas in which data are deficient and research is needed.

Many unreinforced masonry structures are seismically deficient and several research studies have been conducted to improve the seismic performance of these structures.

As this kind of damage is very harmful to a cell, making more double-strand breaks could therefore form part of a more effective treatment against MMR-deficient tumors; further research is needed to investigate this possibility.

Although existing RC columns are vulnerable to shear failure because of insufficient transverse reinforcement and deficient seismic details, little research exists on the reinforcement locations and FRP reinforcement level required to prevent column shear failure.

The results found coincide with those found by Cabero (2008), and point to the need for more research on deficient areas, even more so when some of them could explain some of the errors committed during their putting into practice, as suggested by Bates (2011).

The overall capacity to undertake health policy and system research is deficient [ 38].

Together, these findings concur with previous research showing a deficient coupling between executive regulatory prefrontal areas and emotional reactive brain structures in BD-I 7– 10.

Based on research on AIRE deficient mice, it is evident that AIRE upregulates the expression level of many genes in thymus [48,49].

"It served me well," she writes, "during ensuing months of research in toilet-deficient places".