Sentence examples for doing well research from inspiring English sources

Even though present enzyme-based sugar sensors are doing well, research is going on globally for the design of new sensors to address some of their limitations.

Doing well in research does not necessarily translate to doing equally well in the world of clinical medicine, where important decisions often have to be made quickly and based upon incomplete information.

Combining the Jante Law with a natural pride in Denmark's strengths, Højgaard states, "It's difficult to brag about your own country, but we are doing well in research in Denmark".

That's because consumers can feel encouraged to spend more when they think their neighbors are doing well financially, according to research published by University of Chicago economists in March.

"They did well in research facilities, so they were utilized," she said, "whereas gorillas and orangs did not adapt very well to the research setting, so they weren't used.

By the time I graduated, I had advanced my doctoral studies in Sweden to a point where I knew I could do well in research.

However, the behavioral accounting researcher would do well to follow research in this discipline closely, and behavioral accountants in the near future are likely to collaborate with neuroscientists and neuroeconomists on questions of mutual interest.

And the European Foundation and the European Research Group are doing important, well, research.

Their work suggests that the average short-seller has done well through astute research and analysis, not market manipulation.

"The kid with the nose ring and crazy hair may do well in our research labs, but he's not going to allay those fears on the manufacturing floor".

(Those seduced by enlightened-sounding "drug courts" would do well to review research on their actual effectiveness).