Sentence examples for globally research from inspiring English sources

The effects of climate on mammals are complex and these results cannot be extrapolated globally; research is needed to differentiate how global climate change affects mammals in different regions and of different life history to provide insight into how current global warming will affect extant species.

Lack of secure investments is hindering growth globally, research finds.

Globally, research by accountancy firm Grant Thornton in 2013 found that women now fill 24% of senior management roles, a percentage that is gradually creeping up.

Globally, research funding has doubled since 1991, but the number of new drugs emerging each year has fallen by half (see chart).

As the number of refugees continues to rise globally, research on the provision and economics of energy access in refugee camps is much needed but remains understudied.

Despite the interest in increasing STEAM globally, research on the efficacy of instructional approaches, including ways to assess collaborative problem solving (CPS), is lacking.

Phytoremediation strategies, based on the abilities of aquatic plants to recycle nutrients offer an attractive solution for the bioremediation of water pollution and represents one of the most globally researched issues.

UQ's six faculties, eight globally recognised research institutes and 100+ research centres attract an interdisciplinary community of more than 1500 scientists, social scientists and engineers who champion research excellence and continue UQ's tradition of research leadership.

To drive this effort, we completed a globally representative research prioritisation exercise using an adapted version of the Child Health and Nutrition Research Initiative method.

These globally visible research centers focus on a wide range of fields such as energy, chemistry, plant biology and astrophysics.

Already, drugs companies complain about the time and resources devoted to turning academic chemists with the best qualifications into globally competitive research scientists.