Sentence examples for dominating research from inspiring English sources

Consumer-oriented computing began dominating research and development spending on technology shortly after the cold war ended in the late 1980s, and that trend is evident in the design of the world's fastest computers.

During a long period the educational system as well as the dominating research has been concentrating on providing better facts in a search for the best knowledge, high degrees of generality and objectivity.

At present the vast majority of scientifically leading countries are ruled by democratic systems, with the USA, the EU, Japan and Australia dominating research output and quality.

We want to contribute to the existing body of knowledge about living with a risk of being infertile, a mainly US dominated research field, by investigating the issue among a large group of Swedish childhood cancer survivors who have a clinical risk of infertility.

Now the use of the recombinant DNA technology dominates research in biology.

Amyloid-β has dominated research on Alzheimer's disease for decades — perhaps at the expense of other valuable ideas.

Results show that hydrologists dominate research in socio-hydrology as presently defined, with far less participation from social scientists.

Qualitative research has a great deal to offer, and has dominated research for many decades, but it is not good at measuring which interventions work best.

Early in the 20th century the field had been highly geometric, but in the 1930s and '40s algebraic approaches dominated research.

Investigations into the relative effectiveness of either focusing on movement form (internal focus) or movement effects (external focus) have tended to dominate research on instructional constraints.

Explaining the degree to which people differ from each other produced the big five set of personality attributes in the late 1980s, a standard approach which still dominates research and practical applications.