Sentence examples for proliferation research from inspiring English sources

Matthew Godsey, editor of the Risk Report, a publication of the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control, a proliferation research group in Washington that follows North Korean behavior, said the Chong Chon Gang might have also been able to travel in the region undetected in the past by turning off its satellite transponder, used by tracking services to monitor vessels for their own safety.

Next to an increased proliferation, research shows an elevated AR protein expression in invasive PCa cells [ 24].

Wuhan is dotted with technical colleges and trade schools, rather than the proliferation of research parks and new universities seen in so many other cities, winning it praise from manufacturers.

The last few decades have seen a proliferation of research into bone graft substitutes to autogenous bone.

Compared to the proliferation of research outcomes for the upper secondary grades and college years, those for the younger grades appear limited.

Despite a proliferation of research evidence, there remains a 'gap' between what this evidence suggests and what happens in clinical practice.

There has been a proliferation of research on lung cancer biomarkers, and a large number of potential diagnostic biomarkers have been identified.

Conservation efforts to better understand how wildlife populations respond to environmental change and anthropogenic disturbance has led to a proliferation of research examining physiological indicators of stress response in wildlife.

Over the past decade, there has been a proliferation of research at the interface of geomorphology and resilience thinking, and the 2017 Binghamton Symposium brought together leading researchers from both communities to address mutual concerns and challenges of these two disciplines.

Thanks to the proliferation of research chemicals and websites for easy access, the drug market is changing at a breakneck speed.

Progress depends on proliferation of research initiatives and on funding them for long enough to fully explore their life-saving potential.