Sentence examples for fruitful applied from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, basic researchers are said to owe a moral duty to extract maximum transformative value (the potential to translate into novel and fruitful applied research) whenever their research is publicly funded.

"Fruitful," when applied to humanity, doesn't mean only physical reproduction; it refers "to the process of mental conception," the power of human beings to learn and reason, and so to create more knowledge.

The bioinformatics approach described may be fruitful when applied to these and similar upcoming large-scale data sets.

The fact that an NGS approach worked well in this study, also does not imply that NGS approaches will always be fruitful when applied to collection specimens.

We discuss perspectives for further improving speech-language therapy, including drug treatment that may be particularly fruitful when applied in conjunction with behavioural treatment.

But five years ago Mr. Wilson, the author of two popular books about Darwin, decided it would be fruitful to apply his training to the (human) animals closer to home.

In an international perspective it seems most fruitful to apply a set of both dominantly verbal methods as practiced in Norway and somewhat more visual approaches used in other countries.

It would be fruitful to apply our multiscale method to such neural data from the culture preparation for a closer comparison between their study and ours.

It might very well prove fruitful to apply this method to other harmful activities than smoking.

Furthermore, those of our students who in the future will do basic and clinical research may indeed find it fruitful to apply evolutionary theory and methods in order to understand problems of medical interest.

In our experience, it is not fruitful to apply techniques based on analyses of conduit artery diameter changes during pulse-pressure waves in a supine resting human, to study how interventions, comprising iterative increments or sustained reductions of static transmural pressures, affect local distensibility of arteries and arterioles.