Sentence examples for direct our research from inspiring English sources

I think we can all benefit tremendously if we can direct our research to his music rather than to his behavior.

His former position has been separated into two, allowing one individual, Carl Nathan, to lead the Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences as its Dean, and another, Hugh Hemmings, to direct our research enterprise as Senior Associate Dean.

Regardless, knowing that skin immunity is shaped by resident bacteria in the local environment and not directly influenced gut microbes could direct our research in new ways, perhaps shifting the focus toward the immunological impact of microbes residing in the airways.

Finally, the importance of these definitions is highlighted by the need to clarify AKI epidemiology, direct our research efforts, and ultimately improve prognosis.

The observed downregulation of the gene coding for the RNA polymerase omega subunit in all of our experimental conditions directed our research toward the regulon phenomenon.

We see these findings as yet another way we can direct our scientific research toward the real needs of our customers who want to look and feel their best". The amount of sleep one needs depends on a person's age.

As the present data do not provide information on the differential effect of PIP-18 on p38 isoforms, it would be interesting to direct our future research on that aspect.

Its design and technical dimensions show preliminary character, but yields sufficient evidence to direct our ongoing research and development with the following implications: honokiol inhibits aromatase and 5α-reductase type 1 in a dose-dependent manner, with an IC50 of about 50 μM and 75 μM, respectively.

Given the relative ease in molecular genetic manipulation of most fungi in the Saccharomyces complex, this wealth of novel information may direct our roads of research to study the functional relevance of alterations detected by comparative genomics (Rusche and Rine 2010).

A colleague and I were directing our own research project a bit west of Begley's project area in the early 1990s, and were especially excited at finding multiple ballcourts in the region where we worked (the modern Department, or State, of Yoro).

Given the prevalence of colorectal cancer, we find this not only startling, but useful in directing our future research.