Sentence examples for major research lines from inspiring English sources

At FML, Spang took advantage of her independence to develop two major research lines.

The approach of the RD50 has two major research lines, material engineering and device engineering.

Especially, from the CHARGE consortium (the Rotterdam Study together with the Framingham Study, AGES, CHS, and ARIC) many important publications have emerged on a wide variety of phenotypes and diseases from all major research lines in the Rotterdam Study [ 69].

Especially, from the CHARGE consortium (the Rotterdam Study together with the Framingham Study, AGES, CHS, and ARIC) many important publications have emerged on a wide variety of phenotypes and diseases from all major research lines in the Rotterdam Study [ 288– 292].

Especially, from the CHARGE consortium (the Rotterdam Study together with the Framingham Study, AGES, CHS, and ARIC) many important publications have emerged on a wide variety of phenotypes and diseases from all major research lines in the Rotterdam Study [ 193– 193].

In those lines, Darwin sketched a major research program of population ecology (accounting for population numbers) and of evolutionary ecology.

The glory of modern science is that every one of these papers is available at any major research library, and most are accessible on line, so those who sincerely care about the question can judge the scientific evidence for themselves.

Classification techniques development constitutes a foundation for machine learning evolution, which has become a major part of the current mainstream of Artificial Intelligence research lines.

The state of the art of the field of feature interactions in telecommunications services is reviewed, concentrating on three major research trends: software engineering approaches, formal methods, and on line techniques.

Although attachment theory has become a major scientific theory of socioemotional development with one of the broadest, deepest research lines in modern psychology, it has, until recently, been less used in clinical practice than theories with far less empirical support.

Officials of major research institutes send out notices suggesting that so-and-so on their faculty is in line for a Nobel and provide journalists with telephone numbers to call at 5 30 a.m. in case their nominee wins.