Sentence examples for half of research from inspiring English sources

But last month, after a year and a half of research by more than 20 researchers from universities and industry, scientists gathered outside Chicago were still unable to say with any precision what the magnitude of risk was from the biotech corn to wild monarch populations.

But the 350-page report, compiled after a year and a half of research and testimony, also shows the deep partisan divide over trade policy that is likely to prevail into the next administration.

After a year and a half of research and writing, Turan presented his co-author with a first draft, only to have Papp take unexplained umbrage and summarily kill the project.

A decade and a half of research into his life and work has probably brought Robin Kelley, a professor of history and American studies at the University of Southern California, as close as anyone will ever come to finding out what made him tick with such an eccentric but compelling rhythm.

She is, however, an expert in choice, after a decade and a half of research teasing out the patterns of human decision-making and revealing its contradictions: how we love choice but are confounded, even paralyzed, by too much of it.

Coming as they do after only a year and a half of research, consultation, and design, the first Roadmap requests for applications (all of which can be accessed at nihroadmap.nih.gov) indicate that NIH, despite its tractor-trailer reputation, can sometimes handle like a sports car.

So after nearly a year-and-a-half of research, The Black Tux was formed in 2013 and began quietly renting tuxes under its own brand.

I did a year-and-a-half of research afterward and gathered an awful lot of information.

The earthy figure in the photograph did not fit any of those, as I learned over the course of two and a half years of research, travel and nearly 200 interviews.

Demand for sustainable products and over a half century of research have led to moderate commercial success of PHA.

Cortexica was spun out of Imperial College London in February 2009 after six and a half years of research to understand how humans see and two years building algorithms to accurately mimic human visual recognition.