Sentence examples for guided research from inspiring English sources

The general principle that guided research in "functional sentence perspective" is that the syntactic structure of a sentence is in part determined by the communicative function of its various constituents and the way in which they relate to the context of utterance.

In this section, we discuss the critical insights that have guided research and development, culled from the two approaches.

First world political ecology, with an emphasis on environmental justice, and the key actors involved in remediation guided research.

Ethical principles outlined in the Belmont Report, including respect for persons, beneficence, and justice, have traditionally guided research conduct.

The objective was to show that MALDI-TOF MS had potential for being used in quantitative analysis without involving peak comparison or other types of expert guided research.

The spotlight of attention has been an influential metaphorical description for how visual attention operates, which has guided research into the underlying neural mechanisms for more than a century.

The following general questions may serve to guide research: –What happened?

All told, the risk pyramid is a useful tool for guiding research and investment.

In order to help guide research and development, scientists frequently perform conceptual designs of fusion reactors.

The following questions will guide research (written on the board for easier student access): -What was the purpose of the mission?

Regrettably, we have not yet developed the habits of deliberation that could guide research agendas before technological innovation renders neglected ethical questions immediate and urgent.