Sentence examples for longstanding research from inspiring English sources

The research effort reported here is based on a longstanding research partnership between the Special Programme for Research and Training for Tropical Diseases (TDR) at the World Health Organization with the Ecosystems and Human Health (EcoHealth) programme of Canada's International Development Research Centre IDRCC).

Because of longstanding research ties, the draw for graduate students is particularly strong.

Two and a half years ago, when the designer Serge Becker began working out the design for Balazs's Downtown Standard hotel in Los Angeles, he quickly realized that the "rogue businessman" mythology that he and André Balazs wanted to evoke dovetailed perfectly with Walrod's longstanding research into the heyday of "bachelor pad" style, extending roughly from the mid-50's to the early 70's.

Sure, some stay scientists whose experiments become longstanding research projects.

Longstanding research in aging populations supports the notion that physical functioning can improve with exercise interventions.

Despite longstanding research, how anthropogenic disturbance affects the genetics of tree populations remains poorly understood.

Still, the study fits squarely in a longstanding body of research into differences between Eastern and Western perceptions of the world around us.

On January 21st Timothy Gowers, a mathematician at Cambridge University, wrote a blog post outlining the reasons for his longstanding boycott of research journals published by Elsevier.

There is also fragmentary evidence that neither the FCA nor Treasury officials had been primed for an announcement on Monday morning, and that no longstanding fresh policy research had been conducted beforehand.

Many trials are done in developing countries without a longstanding tradition in research.

Participating practices had a longstanding clinical and research interest in problem drug use.