Sentence examples for of poor research from inspiring English sources

USAid officials said some of Sigar's allegations, including claims that projects were badly monitored, were products of poor research by the inspector general.

By conducting the document study before the interview study, I limited the possibly of poor research questions and made it possible to cross check the respondents answers.

Subsequently, the policy of forced rations which imposed a particular space of vulnerability on Cambodia's population resulted in massive loss of life through starvation and disease that were not the unintended side-effects of poor research, poor planning, or poor implementation on behalf of the Khmer Rouge, but rather were the necessary consequences of a proto-capitalist form of state-building.

The problem of poor research practice and documentation is widespread and entrenched in the scientific culture (Collins and Tabak, 2014).

Universities, they suggested, have a responsibility to create conditions to support ethical research conduct and demonstrate clearly the consequences of poor research practice.

It also meant that there was little possibility to discuss ethical concerns about possible but unpredictable situations, since the committee treated risks which were not predicted as a sign of poor research.

The usual pitfalls in manuscripts submitted to business and management journals include poor writing and presentation, lack of integration, lack of significance, poor research design, and scanty description of methods, untidy presentation of results, and inadequate and sloppy discussion and implication sections.

Never again shall the internet be the victim of my poor research.

In addition to less research being done in these countries, other likely reasons for this limited number of publications are poor research methods and problems of presentation such as writing style and language competency [ 2, 3].

Among these methodological problems are biases that lead to the overestimation of the effect under study and underestimation of experimental noise, poor research protocols and study design, and inappropriate use and interpretation of statistics.

Respondents not currently participating in health research were significantly more likely to identify lack of dedicated time, poor research funding and the limited availability of research mentors as barriers to participation in health research.