Sentence examples for more complete research from inspiring English sources

A comparison with the database clinicaltrials.gov might be a more complete research approach.

If, in most cases, the observation of real propagations seems an unreachable objective, a more complete research has been driven in the simulation of propagation of information on complex networks, which results have been extended to questions related to mobile phone networks.

"This idea of discovering shapes or elements in happy accidents... and from these happy accidents in life or meanderings, you may notice a phenomenon, a move or a colour, and you can subsequently develop more complete research".

Thus the collective judgment process provided additional insights that would help shape a more complete research strategy to support future CEAs of nanomaterials.

Here we provide an entirely new typology aimed at allowing a more complete view of research activities and expectations, in order to improve deliberation and decision-making about research and its desired contribution to public values.

► In a letter to Science, Gregory Goldsmith of the Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland wrote that "Until we have a more complete body of research," into the impact of social media on science, "perhaps we should withhold judgment on whether there is value to actually being a "Science Kardashian".

A more complete and detailed research design and methods has been provided in the Supplementary Appendix.

We reviewed the evidence on whether endorsement of reporting guidelines by journals is associated with more complete reporting of research.

The feminist standpoint states that the dominant position of men in social life results in partial knowledge, whereas the subjugated position of women opens the possibility of a more complete knowledge (selection of research problems, definition of a problem, research priorities); in other words, within the context of discovery.

The way to combine quantitative and qualitative research was by completeness, in order to achieve more complete and comprehensive answers to research questions.

This limits the generalizability of the findings and highlights how using geotagged photos as a primary data source may give more complete information for certain research questions.