Sentence examples for distinguish research from inspiring English sources
Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Morocco Jordan and Algeria have shown a distinguish research productivity compared with other Arab states with evident superiority of Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
The selection and application of evaluation criteria provides the means to distinguish research in 'applied' ontology from research in 'non-applied' ontology.
Casarett and colleagues have published a more in depth discussion of criteria that might help distinguish research from other initiatives to document or improve program quality [ 7].
As well as this, if we maintain the fiction of children's assent, then we may not properly distinguish research on adults from research on children.
The use of a single system avoids the problems associated with trying to distinguish research from non-research described above, and ensures that all initiatives receive ethics assessment proportionate to the risk.
The excerpt, similar to other trial recruitment discussions I observed, highlights challenges to clear communication, differing perspectives on appropriate information, and struggles to both conflate and distinguish research and care.
Distinguished research psychiatrist and psychotherapist.
Lincoln was distinguished research professor of Russian history at Northern Illinois University up to his untimely death last year, just after completing "Sunlight at Midnight".
Susanne Zantop, 55, was the chairwoman of the German department; she had also taught comparative literature and was the parents' distinguished research professor in the humanities.
While the entire industry was pursuing the goal, said Stuart Soled, distinguished research associate at Exxon Mobil, it was Dr. Sinfelt who came up with a catalytic process using a combination of two metals — platinum and iridium —allowing refiners to inexpensively produce high-octane gasoline without adding lead.
Distinguished research fellow Henry Bryant, an immunologist, has hit the pinnacle of the technical ladder at Lilly, with a position equivalent to a senior vice president.
