Sentence examples for manner research from inspiring English sources
In order to encourage people to respond to drought in a responsible manner, research in Mozambique emphasized that people need to understand how climate change/drought may place them at greater risk, and people should play a larger role in designing response strategies (Patt and Schröter 2008).
Defined in such a manner research problem was solved in the way that calculation models, characterizing averaged mandibles of three types of anatomical craniofacial construction, were loaded with force F O until achieving the border of system stability.
In a parallel manner, research on patient education and care has gone beyond treating the patient as existing in a vacuum, without consideration of context, and has recognized how interventions that address the resources and support patients' need for living with diabetes enhance both clinical outcomes and quality of life (72– 72).
In this paper we first describe the importance of theory followed by how theory driven research changes the manner researchers interact with decision-makers.
To address the varied issues in a comprehensive manner, future research needs to be collaborative, involving researchers across disciplines, journalists and CAM users.
But she has been doing total immersion, in tapes and videos and all manner of research.
We all have benefited, knowingly or not, from all manner of research involving animals.
Thanks to the federal government shutdown, the big science news last week was a sudden halt to all manner of research projects.
All manner of research is taking place -- there is even a prototype system to let its legion of 5,000 phone representatives peek onto the home computer screen of a customer if he or she asks for help.
To preserve infrastructure longevity in a cost-effective manner, the research in pavement design and infrastructure management has been growing rapidly in recent years.
The contractor is responsible for providing everything nonscientific from sustenance, shelter, and medical services to electricity, communications, and transportation needed to carry out all manner of research in and around the stations and across the frozen continent.
