Sentence examples similar to out of date research from inspiring English sources
Mr Farage claimed that figure was based on out-of-date research that had been partially rejected by one of its authors.
The UKIP leader rubbished his rival's claim that quitting the EU would cost three million jobs, saying it was based on out-of-date, discredited research, and Mr Clegg disputed the UKIP man's claim that 75% of Britain's laws were made in Brussels, suggesting Mr Farage had made the figure up.
However, that earthquake forecast is now out-of-date, thanks to new research, and will be updated next year by the Working Group on Utah Earthquake Probabilities, DuRoss said.
Generally it is a good idea to avoid using websites that have questionable facts or out-of-date information for your research.
Our time doing this research presents us with out-of-date and hard to find information.
So even if the research is right, its conclusions could well be out-of-date.
Rigorous research on whether youth clubs effectively reduce unemployment, crime and drug use is sparse and out-of-date.
As a result, out-of-date and even harmful practices are still being implemented in developing countries, despite evidence to the contrary from international research [ 11].
They have an out-of-date one.
Hence out-of-date images are perpetuated.
