Sentence examples for formalised research from inspiring English sources

For 'Generating new research' and 'Interacting with researchers', respondents placed great value on policymakers actively initiating thorough research generation activities and/or collaborations with researchers (i.e., formalised research projects where findings are documented, analysed, and reported, often with active and sustained involvement of both policymakers and researchers).

Institutions with less active programmes and countries with a less formalised research programmes and research education should agree to minimal activities.

The qualities of such interviews are not only relevant for pure qualitative study purposes but could be integrated into more formalised research designs to promote the personal factor which can be sensitive to patients' needs.

In particular, we have highlighted three key processes with respect to the potential othering and disempowering of older and ethnic minority participants within the existing formalised research ethics frameworks.

In this paper, we draw on some of the critical methodological and ethical issues raised within the existing literature in relation to the workings of the formalised research ethics frameworks.

Researchers often need to contend with such lived fieldwork challenges, which are not easily addressed through formalised research ethics frameworks, making practical and ethical judgements independently and case by case.

This pathological construction of both old age and minority ethnic status, and the corresponding perception of older ethnic minority people as the ageing ethnic Others with special needs, also extends to researchers' use of formalised ethical guidelines and protocols in conducting research with these social groups.

More recently, semantic lab notebooks (SLNs) have utilised semantic web technologies to expose research data as formalised metadata [10], and to link between the different data sets collected throughout the experimental process [42].

In 1999 research collaboration was formalised and Memoranda of Understanding were signed between HEFP and three southern research partners: in South Africa there was a 3-way MOU between Partner 1, Partner 2 and HEFP; in Thailand the MOU was between Partner 3 and HEFP.

It also discusses the identified concerns with regard to three different normative ethics approaches (virtue ethics, utilitarianism and deontology) and provides their corresponding ethical perspectives as well as practical examples of where these formalised ethical concerns for social engineering research can be beneficial.

This literature has emphasised the powerful role of the formalised ethical and methodological frameworks of research in determining the use of specific fieldwork methods and procedures by researchers.