Sentence examples for level of research effort from inspiring English sources

It has even been suggested that the relative species richness of different taxa by sector of the Mediterranean is a better indicator of the level of research effort than of true species richness [302].

Despite its apparent simplicity, the problem of aligning pairs of protein structures has attracted a significant level of research effort.

To enable flexible fixturing, considerable levels of research effort have been devoted to supporting the process of fixture design through the development of computer-aided fixture design (CAFD) tools and approaches.

Despite high levels of research effort focused on understanding the dynamics of bushmeat trade and consumption, current research is largely site specific.

Results of research efforts to establish current ambient levels of these noncriteria pollutants and to develop an understanding of their sources, formation and sinks are reported here.

And we have other range of research efforts to look at the value for money at the aggregate level.

So it seems reasonable to believe that this technical skill will continue to result in such enhancement patterns so long as increased demand or other incentives occur to prod the search for improvement, and so long as it is backed up by the present level of research and engineering efforts.

This grouping criteria allow the reader to have an immediate overview of past vs. current vs. future EGS activities, better appreciate the challenges faced by EGS (technical, economic and related to public acceptance), develop a feeling for the level of research and development efforts put into EGS vis-à-vis the desire to achieve worldwide commercialisation of the concept.

But, learning to do that level of research, and do it both fast and accurately, can take a lifetime of effort.

Because wild-type strains only produce low levels of avermectins, much research effort has focused on improvements in avermectin production to meet the ever increasing demand for such compounds.

Boosting these efforts was Weir's book, which already relied on a dense level of research.