Sentence examples for highlights research from inspiring English sources

I also coordinate a Web site called Research at Penn, which highlights research developments from across Penn's 12 schools.

Mandate Now highlights research by Professor Ben Mathews, an Australian respected child protection expert who has completed a 10-year study of mandatory reporting.

She points to NSPCC figures that suggest 500,000 children are being physically, sexually or emotionally abused, and highlights research suggesting that one in four girls and one in eight boys have experienced inappropriate sexual advances by the time they reach adulthood.

The Washington Post highlights research this morning which suggests that among the most developed nations fertility rates are rising:Now, however, new research has produced the first glimmer of hope that economic prosperity may not be linked to an inexorable decline in fertility.

This week's Free exchange column highlights research by David Autor at MIT that suggests that is an obsolescent view of the production function:A firm's challenge is to decide how to allocate... between capital and workers of varying skills, according to their respective comparative advantages.

To inspire students to think about simple solutions to real-world problems, share the end of the article "Brewing Up Double-Edged Delicacies for Mosquitoes," which highlights research using toxin-laced floral nectar to control mosquito populations: More than one scientist noted that the idea of toxic nectar seemed so simple that it was surprising it hadn't been thought of before.

CVs highlight research, education, and scholars or researchers under whom you have studied.

In 2003, in "Against Depression," I highlighted research that suggested antidepressants influence mood only indirectly.

They also highlight research indicating that admonishing children to stay away from guns is often ineffective.

Mumsnet founder Justine Roberts highlighted research showing employers can reap benefits from allowing their staff more flexible working conditions.

The World Wildlife Fund has highlighted research that suggests cultivating mindfulness – long taught as a Buddhist meditation practice – can benefit the environment.