Sentence examples for persuading research from inspiring English sources

Likewise, without a heavyweight commercial partner, persuading research institutes to release more of their IP created a chicken-and-egg situation.

To solve the numbers problem, Dr. Thompson and three geneticists — Nick Martin and Margaret Wright, both of the Queensland Institute of Medical Research in Australia, and Barbara Franke of the Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Center in the Netherlands — persuaded research centers around the world to pool their resources and create one large database.

The problem is that the health care systems that funded METs did not want to spend additional money on finding out whether they were effective, and those of us involved from the beginning were unable at that time to persuade research funders otherwise [ 5].

Barber had been trying to persuade a research chemist and trumpeter, Pat Halcox, to go professional, but without success.

Some officials have also been persuaded by research suggesting that isolation is vastly overused and that it does little to reduce overall prison violence.

Managers have also been told that attempts to persuade academic research doctors to plug the gaps fell flat.

Congress, while critical also of several features of Seguro Popular, was persuaded with research evidence that this policy was a sound and fiscally responsible investment to ensure social and economic development, and to set the foundations for the functional integration of the health system.

In the first case the researcher wants to do the work, and the research council is persuaded that that research has more claim on its funds than other research proposals it has before it.

Clinicians who are physiologically oriented (or who do physiologic research) will be persuaded by physiologic research; those who are outcomes oriented (or who do outcomes research) will only be persuaded by survival data.

A big part of the Looking Glass's marketing strategy is persuading brand executives and research specialists to consider Long Island for qualitative testing.

But a judge disposed against gay nuptials may well be persuaded by other research.