Sentence examples for discussed a research from inspiring English sources

Over half the participants (53%) answered that they had informally discussed a research study with a colleague more than once in the last 8 weeks.

For example, half of the participants had discussed a research article informally with a colleague during the previous 8 weeks and around a third had read and critically appraised a research article and communicated evidence from a research study to a patient/relative or told a colleague about a clinical guideline.

We'll regularly discuss a research paper as a group and talk about what we can take from it.

Using the extant literature, we begin by introducing and discussing a research model illustrating variables affecting e-learning systems outcomes and user satisfaction.

This work is aimed at discussing a research effort systematically exploring the potential implication of the presence of groups of pedestrians in different situations (e.g. changing density, spatial configurations of the environment).

The term FGDs refers to a method of data collection that gathers people of similar backgrounds to discuss a research topic [ 37].

The physician will make sure the family knows the credentials of the study coordinator, and informs them that this person is going to discuss a research programme being conducted, and that this person is qualified to do so.

The physician will make sure the family knows the credentials of the study coordinator, and says that this person is going to discuss a research programme that is being conducted, and that this person is qualified to do so.

We discussed a few research studies, diagnostic tests and treatment options, but when I suggested she speak with her primary care doctor and perhaps a neurologist, her end of the line went silent.

We also have discussed a number of research initiatives that used virtual environments as part of the rehabilitation training platform and demonstrated the patients' ability to train in virtual environments and transfer the trained skills to the real world.

Implications of these results are discussed from a research and policy perspective.