Sentence examples for possibilities for research from inspiring English sources

We believe the latter provide encouraging possibilities for research on possible health effects of psychosocial working conditions not being part of the DCS and ERI models but of interest to political stakeholders as for example "emotional demands" and "restructuring".

Author response The paragraph mentioning the "correlation network" and the "possible involvement of nuclear factors" had no other intention than to explore further possibilities for research aimed at clarification of the new phenomenon.

In the long term, the possibilities for research, learning and discovery are endless.

The participants will also get the opportunity to engage with fellows from across the world who are interested in the region and explore possibilities for research collaborations.

With little fanfare, Google has made a mammoth database culled from nearly 5.2 million digitized books available to the public for free downloads and online searches, opening a new landscape of possibilities for research and education in the humanities.

The discussion (a) provides tentative conclusions why these patterns were obtained, (b) suggests how to design warnings in cyber-environments, and (c) addresses future possibilities for research on this topic.

Thus, as much as fabric science is about possibilities for researching the costume, the costume itself becomes a tool for researching the body beyond as smart fabrics and wearable technology initiate what Balsamo (1995, p. 215) calls "new technologies of corporeality".

Firstly, in line with the theory of planned behaviour (Ajzen 1991), it is proposed that attitude towards research collaboration, perceived behavioural control over research collaboration, subjective norm on research collaboration and environmental possibility for research collaboration could influence the intentions of academic researchers to engage in research collaboration (Fig. 1).

The impact of such research possibilities for epidemiological research (Leibovici et al. 2010) to community-based participatory research (Parras et al. 2011) is staggering for its scientific potential while demanding for the concurrent ethical challenges.

Cummings et al. (2013) suggest that crowdsourcing is a new strategic possibility for research and development (R&D) organizations to complement their internal competencies.

This website therefore provides a unique possibility for research within this population.