Sentence examples for dirty research from inspiring English sources

Instead of thinking of fly research as a direct route to medical breakthroughs, it's better to see it, Crowther argues, "as a way of doing quick and dirty research".

GooseGrade did some quick and dirty research and found at least 60 million pages on the Internet with Obama's first name misspelled.

Frankfort is partial to what he calls "quick and dirty" research: last minute, short-term surveys that aren't statistically accurate but yield results telling enough to affect or confirm strategy, like the recent Japanese poll.

When evidence on "what works" was absent, other types of applied evidence needed to be used, though a distinction seemed to be drawn by one respondent between clean, academic, scientific evidence, and "dirtier" policy or practice-oriented research: "I know that's "dirty" research...very policy or practice-oriented research.

Those are the questions German bloggers Alexander Graf and Florian Hermsdorf set out to answer, and they've come up with a pretty eye-opening analysis based on their quick-and-dirty research.

In the Financial Times, Misha Glenny found that it "includes some remarkable material", even though the author's "notoriety among the criminal fraternity means that he cannot get his hands dirty in researching the underworld as he did in the past".

Just as spreading a bad rumor can make people feel literally dirty, so did research subjects who felt socially excluded perceive a significantly lower room temperature than those who felt included.

In the last 14 years, almost 100 adventure-seeking people have directly advanced iguana conservation by getting their hands dirty participating in research in remote parts of Andros Island and the Exuma Islands.

Mr. Padilla, the memo says, is an associate of Al Qaeda who, in travels to Afghanistan and Pakistan, met with senior Qaeda officials, trained in wiring explosives, "researched" dirty bombs, concocted plans for attacks on the United States and, "it is believed," returned to the United States to "conduct reconnaissance and/or attacks" on behalf of Al Qaeda.

"Impact" has become something of a dirty word amongst the research community.

Turns out I might not be the only one after all, 89n now says, based on some quick-and-dirty internal ManageFlitter data research.