Sentence examples for framed research from inspiring English sources

This represents a call for a new reflexivity where the need to engage in empirically framed research is highlighted (Bagga-Gupta 2013; Hasnain et al. 2013).

A famous case of this approach was that of the grouse (Lagopus lagopus) research unit on the heather moors of the Scottish Highlands where initial hunches framed research which led to formulation of hypotheses that were then tested yielding more refined hypotheses for the on-going investigation.

These various influences are all evident in rural geography as practiced today; however, variations still exist in the emphasis and conceptual tendencies of rural geography in different countries, reflecting particular national contexts that have framed research agendas and the varying strength of rural geography compared with related disciplines such as rural sociology.

However, public debates as well as the scientific literature suggest the need to revisit the terms and definitions used to refer to CAM practitioners, therapies, and products that have framed research and practice to date [ 1- 6].

The forthcoming report by Andrew Darnton and Oxfam's Martin Kirk on the importance of framing research for our future strategies will be valuable to many in the sector in the UK and around the world.

The findings of this research have significant implications for both framing research and marketing practice.

Jason Stowe, the company's CEO, says the goal of the competition is to allow scientists to think big in framing research questions, unconstrained by the availability of computational resources.

Specific examples include framing research questions in a way that will be meaningful to practitioners, gaining access to field research sites or information needed for the study, and interpreting results accurately within their professional context.

In the case of sex determination, 'default' became the prevailing concept framing research into female pathways - i.e., it was assumed that an ovary results in the absence of other action.

Designing experiments involves framing research questions to investigate observations; defining and understanding measurable variables; and processing, visualizing, and interpreting results.

Perpetration of bullying may be under-reported by self-report and this needs to be considered when framing research design.