Sentence examples for much smaller research from inspiring English sources

Chen Hong, vice chairman of Shanghai Automotive, said nothing about the new G.M. project but welcomed a separate plan, also announced Monday, under which his company and G.M. would jointly provide a $5 million grant over five years for a much smaller research venture at Tsinghua University in Beijing.

Ireland is starting from a much smaller research base than many European countries.

These findings are consistent with the outcomes of other much smaller operational research projects implemented elsewhere.

When Nigel Thrift, vice chancellor of the University of Warwick in Britain, suggested that there was only room for 50 leading research universities in the world, Mr. Van Zandt disagreed with him as well, suggesting that "a much smaller number" of research universities could expect to survive the combined pressures of shrinking public subsidy and growing global mobility.

To produce similar effects in much smaller volumes, current research has been devoted to the quest of synthesizing novel materials with enhanced optical nonlinearities at moderate input intensities.

A much smaller body of research has attempted to assess whether the D&M constructs can be applied to HIS success [ 16– 16].

In contrast to the extensive literature on barriers, a review by Phillippi found a much smaller body of research on factors that motivate women to access prenatal care [ 25].

A much smaller core of national research-based universities would support our most advanced sectors, including the creation of new firms, and take responsibility for support of national culture and social development.

The major difference between the process used by MIT/SUTD and that used by the dentistry industry is one of resolution – the lenses it's using to focus the light used in the printing process come from the semiconductor industry, and operate a much smaller scale, letting the researches print structures on the scale of a single human hair.

The bias in our research was much smaller.

Other research suggests a much smaller lower limit of 25 km2 (10 sq mi), but an even greater upper limit of 1300 km2 (500 sq mi) for males.