Sentence examples for existing research studies from inspiring English sources

To the authors' knowledge, none of existing research studies has been focused on modeling as-built building information.

The existing research studies conclude that the quality management of an MOH development hinges on its owners' collective efforts.

Overall, there are few existing research studies that study how incarceration might impact sexual risk behaviors, and all of these studies have focused exclusively on incarcerated men.

This study enhances the existing research studies in introducing the multiple regression models and the principal component regression models in predicting the shear capacity of SFRC beams.

Social set-up and environmental factors affecting the process of social entrepreneurship is very different in this part of the world as compared to the factors covered in the existing research studies.

Compared with existing research studies, this paper investigates the potential of fusing two different types of sensing data (i.e. color images and depth images) to capture, retrieve, and model 3D as-built building information.

With our existing research study on audio parameters useful for emotion speech classification [22] and speech-driven talkinghead [68], we have got that the prosody parameters including F0, speed, energy, etc., have a good "resolving power" for emotion expression while some spectrum parameters including MFCCs [69] have strong influence on the utterance expression in face.

All the studies incorporated their randomised trial of methods of improving response into an existing research study.

This research was built on the infrastructure of an existing research study called 'Mobilizing Youth for Tobacco-Related Indiaatives in India (Project MYTRI)'.

This study was integrated in an existing research study approved by the NRES Committee South Central OxfordRef(Ref. 04/Q1606/44) and licensed by the Human Fertility and Embryology Authority (R0111).

Most existing research, including studies sponsored by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, suggests that manual and visual distractions are by far the most dangerous of the three.