Sentence examples for mainstream research and from inspiring English sources

Green Chemistry practices have been adopted into mainstream research and manufacturing since the early 1990s.

However, from an Operational Research perspective, Distributed Simulation has had little impact on mainstream research and practice.

In this tutorial review, I present a retrospective view of a relationship between the human body and implantable technology that over last more than 40 years has became an important topic, not only in pop culture but also in mainstream research and biomedical engineering.

In an essay titled "Why I Changed My Mind on Weed," written for CNN's website, Gupta cops to relying on mainstream research and not digging deep enough into the issue.

Mainstream research and the popular media often equate female-headship with household vulnerability, crisis, and disorganization.

People of refugee background are often excluded from mainstream research, and men, irrespective of background, are infrequently asked about their experiences of maternity and early childhood health services.

Despite the substantial literature on the topic, the constructs of identity and engagement have been virtually absent from "mainstream" research literature and policy discussions concerning educational reform and school achievement (Cummins, Hu, Markus, & Montero, 2015).

EPP/MSI highlights the intellectual endeavors of MSI faculty and introduces minority scientists to mainstream research universities and institutions, according to Jearld.

Prizes may also stimulate those whom old-style grant-making processes fail to reach, such as people outside mainstream research institutions and corporate life.It can go wrong: prizes, such as that for honest government in Africa, may be too small, given other incentives.

Second, feminist scientists and scholars of science encouraged the education and training of scientists "to conduct their investigations in accordance with feminist principles, to resist androcentric currents of mainstream research communities and in some cases to organize their intellectual production along theoretical lines identified with feminism" (Kohlstedt and Longino 1997, 6).

However, crowdfunding is a more recently emerged research stream and it is appearing to become as an independent and mainstream research discipline.