Sentence examples for more research friendly from inspiring English sources

That version is much more research friendly.

Based on the common questions asked in both surveys, we were able to ascertain that dialogue participants were somewhat more research friendly and less privacy concerned than the population from which they were drawn.

(Table 1) On ten key survey questions, dialogue participants who were drawn from the full survey (n = 21/98) expressed views that were somewhat more research friendly and less privacy concerned than the survey sample from which they were drawn.

Therefore, the research community, together with patient organisations, endorsed the more research friendly approach of the Council, and the website datasaveslives.eu gives regular updates about their views and the GDPR discussions.

Since this project is an initiative of surgeons who are members of a large national group there is enormous potential for knowledge transfer in that surgeons across Canada will use the results to guide practice, teach medical students, residents and fellows according to their practice and will create a more research friendly atmosphere with the standardization of tests across Canada.

International security concerns, New Zealand's attractions as a relatively inexpensive and environmentally friendly place to raise families, and the country's recent efforts to fashion its eight universities into more research-friendly institutions of higher learning are all part of the new professional allure of this South Pacific island nation of 4 million people.

Thus, there are still opportunities to ensure that the Council adopts a more research-friendly position which averts the imminent threats to large-scale epidemiologic studies and register-based research in general.

Based on a comparison with a subset of questions in an omnibus survey conducted by Harris Interactive, we determined that people recruited into the study were somewhat less privacy concerned and more research-friendly than the general public.

More research is needed to explore measurement signals of more user friendly sensor configurations that will lead to a greater clinical acceptance of body worn sensor systems.

No one QoL scale has been shown to be ideal and more research is required to define a more precise and user-friendly instrument for use in glaucoma patients.

More research dollars, please.