Sentence examples for mirroring research from inspiring English sources

Mirroring research perspectives on developmental plasticity [72], one of the next frontiers will be to disentangle the web of ecological and evolutionary feedbacks between life history flexibility and the community and ecosystem contexts of population adaptation.

These results mirror research to ascertain pain and quality of life, such as [ 40].

Recruiting women with the diagnosis of vaginismus was intended to mirror research conducted into the experiences of women with other sexual pain disorder diagnoses [ 33, 34].

Typicality's strong correlation with familiarity is unsurprising, mirroring previous research (Malt & Smith, 1982; McCloskey, 1980).

The key findings are that the incidence rate of injury for match play is 61.75/1000 h, which is almost 21 times that of training (2.99/1000 h), mirroring previous research over one season.

The progressive shift in the involvement of patients, users and citizens from the periphery of practice to a more central position has been mirrored in research and dedicated research funding. 1 That said 'involvement work' is frequently tokenistic.

Lyon says courage is needed amid industry lobbying and what he called "smoke and mirrors" research.

Models practice poses in front of the mirror, research other fashionable positions, and work hard to stay up to date.

Kate Fox, co-director of the Social Issues Research Centre in Oxford, England, claims: "Among women over 18 looking at themselves in the mirror, research indicates that at least 80percentt are unhappy with what they see".

This mirrors research with patients by Stephenson et al, which found that patients might not raise their self-care practices, including CAM use, within consultations because of concerns about their doctor's response [ 27].

The development of research networks in Kenya and Uganda mirrored the research context and organizational cultures in which FIC intervened.