Sentence examples for packaging research from inspiring English sources

The tobacco giant also outlined how its packaging research and development department supported small and medium-sized enterprises in the UK and argued that standard packs would "result in some of these being put out of business".

"If you look at the 20th century as the American century in the paper industry, then the next century is going to belong to the Chinese," says Robert Barnden, head of forest, paper and packaging research at PricewaterhouseCoopers. "But China's rise is also bringing something that we haven't seen before globalization of the industry.

Although the study employed a computer image instead of actual packs, previous packaging research demonstrates that results are generally consistent regardless of stimulus presentation modality.

Given the paucity of plain packaging research exploring subgroup differences, 2 analyses of the composite scores were also run separately to explore whether the results were consistent with age group (18 24, 25 35), social grade (ABC1, C2DE) and dependence level (light, moderate/high).

With a big helping hand from last year's $787 billion stimulus package, research agencies under the committee's jurisdiction have received billions more to advance the programs spelled out in the COMPETES Act.

Policy briefs package research evidence and contextualize it for policymakers according to the local health system [ 3].

Others, such as the Health Evidence Network and the Genomics Forum, endeavor to package research results in a more digestible way for decision-makers.

However, most of past LED package researches have focused on the directivity of LED units; the issue of the extraction efficiency usually has been investigated limited to the chip level, but no much attention paid at the package level.

It has increasingly moved up the ladder to offer higher value corporate packages of research, software and services.

Inside the classification of "software packages", the "research field" shows the areas of bioinformatics that are covered by Bioconductor.

Lack of appropriate packaging of research findings and dissemination within academic circles only were also found to be barriers to research uptake by Hennink and Stephenson (2005) and in the systematic review by Innvaer et al. (2002).