Sentence examples for increasing levels of research from inspiring English sources

As health research institutions in Africa continue to work to maintain high quality scientific and ethical standards, particularly in the face of increasing levels of research [ 17], it is important to increase recognition of the critical roles played by fieldworkers, and the need to provide strong and systematic support for this group of research staff.

Therefore, there is an increasing level of research with regards to alternative aviation fuels made of biomass in recent years.

Metal-organic coordination polymers have attracted an increasing level of research attention in the scientific community, while the study of these materials in a confined space could also help industrial engineers to anticipate new properties.

Workshops, forums and conferences are occurring with increasing regularity, which is obviously being driven by a concomitant increasing level of research acitvity.

Although the field of antimicrobial peptide research has been dominated by evaluation of the antibacterial activities of these peptides, early studies evaluating the antiviral potential of human α-defensins showed promise and have been followed by an increasing level of research interest (Fig.  1).

They are conceived as tools to stimulate increased levels of research productivity, and to guide choices in allocating components of government research budgets for publicly funded institutions.

Although there has been much progress by government to increase levels of research funding for dementia and stroke, these areas remain underfunded when compared with the burden of disease.

The results showed a positive incremental relationship with increasing levels of instrumental research utilization (i.e., the higher the contextual scores for each factor assessed relative to the sample average, the better the level of research utilization).

This analysis shows a positive incremental coordination between ACT dimensions and one important likely consequence of superior ACT context scores; namely, increasing levels of instrumental research utilization.

As a second (related but more detailed) test of relations to other variables validity, we examined whether the mean values for each ACT concept increased with increasing levels of instrumental research utilization, and we assessed the mean differences for statistical significance using one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA).

Relations to other variables were examined using: (1) bivariate correlations; (2) change in mean values of CRU with increasing levels of other kinds of research utilization; and (3) multivariate linear regression.