Sentence examples for endorsed research from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the end of his weekly general audience, Pope Benedict XVI endorsed research using so-called adult stem cells, which are isolated from tissue samples taken from adults rather than derived from human embryos, a technique the Vatican still condemns.

Groups like the Royal Society, the MRC and the British Medical Association endorsed research on utilitarian grounds: claiming experiments on small numbers of embryos were essential to overcoming the developmental abnormalities that afflicted thousands of children.

When asked about their priorities for future autism research, participants endorsed research on support and services, efforts to improve public knowledge about autism, and of greater investment into autism research in general.

California, the only other state to formally endorse research, has a ballot proposal planned for November to raise $3 billion over 10 years for such research.

While researchers in one department advocate cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, the vice-chancellor is directly endorsing research in another department into finding more hydrocarbons.

We appreciate the ongoing support of the W21C Research and Innovation Center in endorsing research aimed at improving patient safety and outcomes through health services research.

Unless senior managers endorse research, the 'it's not for us' attitude prevails and it is an uphill struggle to get PIs [Principal Investigators] and clinicians interested in studies.

Wednesday's NAS report endorsed continued research into gene drive technologies, but cautioned that it was too soon to see them released.

The mayor of London's Sustainable Development Commission endorsed this research, and has also pointed out the link between income and consumption, with richer members of society having much higher impacts on the environment.

But the Justice Department countered yesterday that Congress has for years both tacitly approved and explicitly endorsed hESC research.

Stakeholders endorsed the research team's commitment to focussing on post-release support, and to ensuring that the intervention complemented an existing pre-release program delivered by Queensland Corrective Services (QCS).