Sentence examples for growing in research from inspiring English sources

Atomic force microscopy is a new technology and the wide range of its applications is rapidly growing in research and development.

As the importance of samples and data has grown in research, and as genomics research attempts to analyse ever expanding data sets, biobanks are becoming larger and more prospective – collecting samples with no particular research purpose in mind (Expert Group on Dealing with Ethical and Regulatory Challenges of International Biobank Research (2013)).

Plants of two semidwarf grain sorghum types (Tx430 and ATx631 X RTx436) were grown in research field plots using typical production practices at the Texas A&M University Research Farm in Burleson County, Texas, USA.

Note that some plants are best placed direct into the soil that they will grow in; research each plant's needs first.

Mature flower organ tissues were collected from A. deliciosa 'Hayward', 'Chieftain' and 'Pukekohe dwarf' growing in the research orchard near Te Puke, New Zealand, during the season of 2006-2007.

For the last few years, concerns have been growing in the biomedical research community that many animal studies can't be reproduced in other labs.

E-cigarettes are growing in popularity and research hasn't caught up.

Demand "is growing in the marine research world along with small but noticeable uptake by defense and commercial operators," she said.

The increasing number of Guinean researchers and growing interest in research at the MOH further strengthened links between the research system and the MOH, as illustrated by the following quote.

First used in the military[ 10] operational research is growing in popularity in health systems research in resource poor contexts[ 11].

This ability to collaborate quickly and transparently online is just one facet of a growing movement in research known as open science.