Sentence examples for implementation of new research from inspiring English sources

In describing new ARDS trials under way, Dr Maureen Meade agreed with Dr Thompson that ground-breaking qualitative research into barriers to the implementation of new research is also necessary.

However, lack of skilled people, inadequate communication between researchers, policy makers and clinicians, and health system barriers including inadequate financial resources hinder the implementation of new research evidence into practice [ 46, 47].

The closed meeting is designed to allow this type of new research to be presented in a safe setting where experts can provide constructive feedback prior to widespread implementation of new treatments or techniques.

The Patient Advisory Board was developed to add a unique perspective to the consultancy round as well as to respond to new requests by federal funders for the addition of patient/caregiver input on the design and implementation of new dementia research that may influence patients and caregivers health outcomes.

Meanwhile, the present research could be the starting point of new researches investigating the implementation of the higher order thinking strategies in a wider time-span beyond one semester, and with the participants from other majors and discipline, or motivate the researchers to investigate the explicit training of these strategies.

The above findings show that this EST database constitutes a very important step to bridge this gap allowing for the implementation of new post-genomic research strategies (e.g. peptidomics, proteomics and transcriptomics) techniques.

At the same time, a major potential barrier to cross-national research has been overcome, allowing easier implementation of new basic science and clinical research studies in the future.

In recent decades, the field of medical equipment and the promotion of medical and economic potential have received attention in terms of detecting the increase in the efficiency of health systems as well as rapid progress in the development and implementation of new knowledge from science and research.

Efficient strategies need to be developed that address barriers to the implementation of new knowledge and findings from research.

Consequently, the research and implementation of new approaches, such as those of resilience and urban metabolism, can easily fail in its goal to bring land and urban planning to the attention of national and regional political agendas.

Like many of the African leaders in renewable energy utilisation, Sudan has a well-defined commitment to continue research, development and implementation of new technologies.