Sentence examples for ensuing research from inspiring English sources

Stephen I. Schwartz, editor of the The Nonproliferation Review, a journal on nuclear weapons, said the Manhattan Project and ensuing research left contamination sites around the country, but most fall under the Department of Energy's purview and have been addressed.

While the ensuing research has focused mainly on the seed, i.e., the mutated cancer cell, emerging evidence suggests that the soil, i.e., the microenvironment, far from being a randomly encountered niche during metastasis, is, already at the site of the primary tumor, a specialized tissue that should be viewed as an integral part of the tumor [7].

These students were excluded from the ensuing research interviews.

Ensuing research over the past 25 years has served to reinforce these observations.

This result suggested anisodine could be biosynthesized by TA biosynthesis pathway, which provided helpful information for our ensuing research.

Given that dependence on technology is a complex multidimensional construct, each of these studies has had to define "technology-dependent," a task that has fundamental implications for the ensuing research.

Some also see the consent process as more than an issue of control, viewing it also as an opportunity to see how their information was contributing to the public benefits that may ensue from research.

"It served me well," she writes, "during ensuing months of research in toilet-deficient places".

As highlighted throughout the ensuing discussion, this research intersected with the knowledge base established by economics and neurosciences.

SARS was quickly shown to be caused by a novel coronavirus, and the ensuing explosion of research on coronaviruses is reflected in this new book.

What I learned in the ensuing weeks of researching Palin is that she is no dummy, but a smart, tough, political operator who will turn on friends, patrons and relatives on a dime if she feels they're corrupt or disagrees with them.