Sentence examples for its recent research from inspiring English sources

The AA welcomed the report, although it pointed out that its recent research showed that premiums have shown a slight drop.

The principle of cyclodextrin release, and its recent research and development are also outlined.

The Prince's Trust says the results from its recent research on young people's happiness and confidence should "ring alarm bells".

Katherine Rake, the chief executive of the patient watchdog Healthwatch England, said its recent research involving 3,000 people with mental illness echoed the CQC's findings.

3.20pm GMT The Migration Observatory unit at Oxford University has emailed with links to some of its recent research, which is worth quoting here.

Its recent research with early-onset dementia patients showed that, over a year, participants' memory and concentration remained unchanged, but that mood and sociability improved.

Yet she ends with this chillingly condescending sentence: "While the Inquisition will never be totally divorced from the dark image that surrounds its activities nor its excesses condoned, recent research has enabled us to draw a more balanced picture of the nature and ambit of the authority it exercised".

Although conventionally beyond 6 GHz spectrum has been discarded due to its high attenuation, recent research points towards its potential use for backhaul, D2D and even cellular communications [38].

The poor reproducibility of uterine artery notching has led to its omission from recent research in this field, with a trend instead toward inclusion of more objective measures of vascular impedance, favouring PI.

Only through its recent academic research collaboration are we gaining our first insights into the size of its data archives and Facebook is turning out to be vastly smaller than we've been led to believe.

The concept of RS is still in its early stages and recent research has also highlighted a need to focus on a subject's 'appraisal' of QoL, which may be influenced by personality, culture or situation.