Sentence examples for input into this research from inspiring English sources

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/14/51/prepub We thank Michael Sweeting, David Patterson, Maria Barnard, Andrew Farmer, Brian Fisher, Richard Peacock, Tom Aslan, Charles Gore, John Powell, Lucy Yardley Stephen Thomas, Binidie Wood & Joni Innis for their input into this research.

The NIAID recommendations apply particularly to CABs, indicating that CAB members are expected to provide community input into the research and foster a partnership between researchers and the communities in which and with whom the research is being conducted [ 3].

Seal says the money paid for analysis only, and that the charity didn't have any input into the research.

Limited research has specifically investigated the effects of fuel poverty on children and young people, and even less has been conducted with youth input into the research process.

JCC and JD provided input into the research process.

The ESRC had no input into the research question or conduct of the study.

The EG methodology involves the use of individuals knowledgeable in the topic and/or context of the study to provide focused input into the research process.

It was proposed that collaboration between researchers and policy-makers could allow policy-makers to give some input into the research process.

Representatives from community-based organizations and local health professionals provided input into the research questions and study design, and several of these people continue as members of the HEP Steering Committee along with some new members.

The EG was intended to provide broader input into the research process; increase objectivity around the process and the validity of the findings for Uganda and other LICs, given the diverse specialties and organizations the EG represents; and improve uptake of findings of this study for decision-making in Uganda.

NGOs may also provide substantive input into research training, be it by grounding research methods in reality so that research is more applicable, or by providing research sites and questions for academia and graduate students.