Sentence examples for existing research programme from inspiring English sources

The problem was resolved by giving the MRC broad research contracts, which effectively allowed the Council to continue its existing research programme.

But that could change.Another, more selfish worry is that governments which buy Earth Networks' products will close down their existing research programmes.

It's more likely that funds will be diverted from existing research programmes to pay for social spending or tax cuts.I wonder why there hasn't been more philanthropical focus on prizes.

This research must integrate across existing research programmes and disciplines, across all domains of research as well as local knowledge systems, across the North and South, and must be co-designed and implemented with input from governments, civil society, research funders, and the private sector.

These conditions were chosen as they relate to our existing research programmes, exhibit different symptoms, demand different self-management and clinical care and are dealt with differently by current incentive systems in UK general practice.

These include requests from other agencies, directors of national programmes, and syntheses of existing research literature.

The existing research into attendance in community-based smoking cessation programmes gives insight into the background characteristics of participants and typically concentrates on whether quit attempts are successful, rather than participants' attendance behaviour.

The questionnaire was developed by brainstorming within the research team, reference to existing research literature and by collaboration with related EUPATI work programmes.

Existing research proposes that young people who completed a rather broad training programme may particularly profit from high overall labour demand, whereas those with very specific training might struggle more in accessing skilled jobs outside of the field of their IVET programme (Eggenberger et al. 2015).

This finding complements existing research on the importance of the quality of the institutions implementing programmes.

(b) Review relevant documents including current programme component assessments to fully understand the situation in the districts of focus; including an exploration of the existing research which has been undertaken at community level.