Sentence examples for organising research from inspiring English sources

It is now more than a decade since integrated agricultural research for development (IAR4D) was proposed as a "new approach" or "set of good practices" for organising research to address complex problems of agricultural development, food security and poverty in sub-Saharan Africa.

Travel costs were therefore either avoided (for example by organising research centre transport to collect people from their homes to facilities; MV study) or refunded.

All 12 of the Fed's district banks organise research conferences.

Also, Parkinson advises, it is a very good idea to get in contact with your local UKTI representative who can help organise research into different markets for your products and can also co-fund trips abroad so an SME can travel to a potential new market and make contacts.

In the resource-poor environment typical in most African countries, teamwork is essential to manage and organise research in an efficient manner and to minimise unnecessary bottlenecks.

The type of material considered for publication in the series includes: Monographs of theoretical and applied research in spatial science; state-of-the-art volumes in areas of basic research; reports of innovative theories and methods in spatial science; tightly edited reports from specially organised research seminars.

The research objectives and methods of organising the research endeavour are defined by scientists, with the risk of only engaging those members of the public whose interests align well with the project's aims.

The team spent the first year of development researching Los Angeles by using newspapers and magazines, organising field research field trips, and capturing photographs.

He says: "The possibilities to support learning by organising collaborative research activity, underpinned by Google Drive, are endless.

Available for Mac and PC, Scrivener is designed not just as a good word processing environment — I am, in fact, writing this post in Scrivener — it's also a great tool for collecting and organising your research.

At least one body, the Canadian Health Services Research Foundation (CHSRF), is already conducting innovation, evaluation and analysis into ways of organising health research [ 1].