Sentence examples for different research teams from inspiring English sources

The respondents (a quarter) who raise this think collaboration is leading to better communication between researchers, greater sharing of data and methodologies, less competition between different research teams, and reduced feelings of isolation among researchers.

By providing researchers with access to such a database, inadvertent overlap by different research teams conducting similar reviews can be averted, meaning that resources can be better allocated.

There was a feeling that great discoveries were just around the corner.Meanwhile, two different research teams in Britain did make some big breakthroughs.

Three years ago, NASA with great fanfare set up an Astrobiology Institute without walls, centered at the Ames Research Center in California and composed of 15 different research teams tied together by videoconference and telephone.

Three different research teams, including one led by Dr. Gibson that traveled to the Pirahã in 2007, have published papers supporting Dr. Everett's claim that there are no numbers in the Pirahã language.

Interestingly, the experiments were conducted in two very different wind tunnel facilities by different research teams.

In the second study, a different research team led by St. Andrews marine biologist Luke Rendell, the researchers studied a tradition invented by humpback whales themselves involving a fishing method called bubble-feeding: The whales blow bubbles around schools of fish, confusing the fish and herding them together, and then charge into the bubbles and gobble up their prey.

He said the new study was based on more and better data, and more sophisticated statistical methods than were used in a previous analysis by a different research team that estimated more deaths, 535,900 in 2005.

Now an early report from a different research team suggests that, at least for hemophilia, there's reason for guarded optimism about a new gene therapy.

In another paper in the same issue, a different research team reports using Kepler data to detect a system of three stars, which includes a red giant star and two red dwarfs.

In 2011, a different research team calculated that "rogue planets" (which cruise through space unbound to a star) may outnumber "normal" exoplanets by 50percentt or so.