Sentence examples for diverse research settings from inspiring English sources

Household natural hazard preparedness research has been conducted in diverse research settings (for example, in different countries with different cultures) and for various types of natural hazards: earthquakes (Lindell and Perry 2000), hurricanes (Baker 2011), bushfires (Paton et al. 2006), and tsunamis (Paton et al. 2008).

Over the last decade investigations into why people volunteer for health research have become increasingly prominent across diverse research settings, offering variable based explanations of participation patterns driven primarily by recruitment concerns.

Evaluation mechanisms should be built into community engagement practices to guide best practices in community engagement and their replication across diverse health research settings.

Potential survey respondents included practicing pediatricians working in diverse clinical and research settings ranging from anaesthesia to oncology.

It will be an important research direction in gene expression profiling to combine gene signatures from diverse research with similar settings to derive a robust and stable representation of the biological conditions of interest.

The prescription of CHCs may have different effects on migraine with not univocal results because of many methodological limitations (diverse hormonal combinations, variable research settings, retrospective and/or cross-sectional designs, lack of a clear phenotyping of the headache according to IHS criteria, inadequate duration of observation) [14 16].

This presentation will provide an overview of our current understanding of the molecular stress response of cells to low temperature exposure (ranging from ∼4 °C to −196 °C), the interrelated role of the apoptotic and necrotic cell death continuum and how this impacts outcomes in a diverse range of clinical and research settings including preservation and ablation.

The present study compares the state-of-the-art algorithms for detecting transcription factor binding sites in four diverse ChIP-seq datasets under a variety of practical research settings.

Although scholars have studied knowledge transfer and ICT issues in VN settings, their insights and results remain fragmented because of the diverse research efforts from different perspectives (either from a more business or a more technical perspective).

The diverse group of clinical experts caring for adults and children and the multicentre international enrolment setting served to enhance its validity and applicability in broad clinical and research settings.

This project was driven by the need to assess the impact of primary health care research, despite particular challenges due to the breadth of this complex sector with its diverse topics, settings, research methods and approaches.