Sentence examples for posthumous research from inspiring English sources

JAZZ PORTRAITS: BILLY STRAYHORN -- A big band led by Eric Reed -- who is the producer and host of the Miller Theater's jazz series -- examines the music of Strayhorn, a figure whose influence and popularity have been growing lately through some excellent posthumous research and analysis of his work.

The show charts the artist through his posthumous appreciation, researching the ebbs and flows of his market popularity and critical reception.

Dr Ben Kroon, a gynaecologist who has researched posthumous sperm donation, described it as an "extremely complex and challenging area of reproductive medicine".

The National Health and Medical Research Council's Australian Health Ethics Committee develops the ethical guidelines on the use of assisted reproductive technology in clinical practice and research, which cover posthumous sperm retrieval.

Preliminary research suggests consistent posthumous communication in fact can have a positive influence on recipients coming to terms with loss.

Eligibility criteria were: examination of beliefs about posthumous organ donation; utilization of a qualitative research design; and publication in an English peer-reviewed journal.

A similar difference between perceptions of norm and current practice was found in the same population in relation to consenting options for posthumous organ donation [ 46] and consenting for retrospective research [ 47].

We have previously showed gender differences in norm perception of consenting options for posthumous organ donation [ 33] but not of consenting for retrospective research [ 34].

We have previously found gender differences in norm perception of consenting options for posthumous organ donation [ 46] but not of consenting for retrospective research [ 47].

An article last Sunday about this year's Lasker awards for medical research misspelled the surname of the ophthalmologist who won a posthumous award for developing the standard operation for removing cataracts.

The contrasting lives — and posthumous fates — of Jonson and Shakespeare are a minor but recurring theme in the deeply researched but happily readable new biography of Jonson by Ian Donaldson, entitled "Ben Jonson: A Life".