Sentence examples for inclusive research from inspiring English sources

It will focus particularly on science education, public engagement and on supporting a more diverse and inclusive research community.

But more inclusive research since then has shown that while female heart patients may exhibit these symptoms, they are also more likely to show symptoms that are less typically associated with heart attacks, like sleep disturbances and severe unexplained fatigue in the days and weeks prior, as well as cold sweats, weakness and dizziness during the attack.

More inclusive research to support more inclusive practices can hopefully lead to more inclusive care.

To date, there has been some success in identifying data sets and appropriate impairment and capability models for perception and movement in this novel "inclusive" research context.

For global exercises, awareness of national and regional research priorities is important in reaching an inclusive research agenda that is relevant for national and regional contexts [ 1, 72].

We believe strongly in the importance of inclusive research design and using these approaches ensured that we captured the voices of women who were unable to meet face to face due to disability or domestic abuse.

Research that elicits information about others through personal contact between the researchers and the research subjects therefore raises the question of how findings might be influenced by the gendered relations between researchers and subjects, and whether gender-inclusive research teams are in a better position to detect this.

The goal of this design-inclusive research project is to develop a solution for zero energy renovation that reduces the uncertainty on building performance cause by occupants' behaviour by reducing the uncertainty in design decisions and energy calculations.

These are non-partisan groups, focused on evidence-based inclusive debates, research and policy.

The UK-based Effective States and Inclusive Development research centre said in October that there were signs Uganda might manage its oil better than Ghana, where rapid production "was not only unproductive in fiscal terms, but also took place in an unregulated environment".

Many factors influence practice, including changes overtime in the interpretation of existing laws, definitions of what is inclusion and research outcomes of inclusive practices.