Sentence examples for explicitly research from inspiring English sources

A further research that is related to the concept of "Comprehensive Energy Network" promoted by some researchers should be carried out in the future, which can explicitly research on the co-optimization of electric, cooling, heating, gas network planning and operation.

All academic medical centres and the majority of the Dutch hospitals recruit for trials running in this consortium, which enables us to cover a large part of the Netherlands without selection of the explicitly research minded hospitals.

Many studies have not explicitly researched gender or age differences in examining the relationship between weight and self-esteem, particularly in underserved minority populations.

Mechanisms through which training produced outcomes were discussed by authors in four studies and explicitly researched in three studies [ 15, 19, 24].

Furthermore, although not explicitly researched in SVQ, the concern of people for ensuring the right to realise health potential [ 33, 34] could be incorporated into such future work.

A limited number of studies explicitly researched possible objections to the opt-out system and not only found this method to be generally accepted but additionally identified patients' appreciation of participation in research [ 7, 8].

Can we outlaw or restrict access to a drug for having no medical use and for affecting the user's mental functioning or emotional state without explicitly researching those concerns?

In this sense, it comes as no surprise that Von Schomberg ([2013]) explicitly links research, and particularly research funding for universities, to tackling the grand challenges facing European societies.

Canada explicitly permitted research with human pluripotent stem cell research since 2002 and since 2006 legalized research on supernumerary embryos.

The main focus of much theoretical and empirical work in EBP has traditionally been, implicitly or explicitly, on research evidence uptake, primarily peer-reviewed research carried out by university-based academics [ 30, 31].

It is only through a fully integrated systems approach, explicitly linking research on the human system with research on the environmental system and coupled with an effective strategy of applying this research, that we can hope to make the scientifically sound and sustainable environmental decisions that are critically needed now.