Sentence examples for protection research from inspiring English sources

The pedestrian safety protection has been studied by researchers in many countries and is also the focus of passive safety protection research [3 5].

He spoke of Sweden's concept of neutrality, and what is being done in "protection research".

The institute's new health protection research unit expected to divide its £4m among the many infections it has been researching over the years.

"Pan has combined all the elements — protection, research, ecotourism, good relations with the local community; he's really turned the langur into a flagship for the region".

David Shemmings, a professor of child protection research at Kent university and one of the guest lecturers on the programme, agrees.

Three months earlier, in April 2014, the institute had won a £4m grant to open a new health protection research unit specialising in emerging infections.

In 1996, the IRL began prospectively collecting data on all racing crashes in the series, with the aim of improving safety through the application of crash-protection research.

The SRA is a living document; thus comments and suggestions by all stakeholders in medical radiation protection are welcome and will be dealt with by the European Alliance for Medical Radiation Protection Research EURAMEDD) established by the above-mentioned societies.

This research was supported by Core funding for Crown Research Institutes from the New Zealand Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's Science and Innovation Group, with additional support of IAD by the Bio-Protection Research Centre of Lincoln University.

Funding, competing interests, data sharing The research was partially funded by Dr Foster Intelligence and the National Institute for Health Research NIHR Imperial Patient Safety Translational Research Centrere in partnership with the Health Protection Research Unit (HPRU) in Healthcare Associated Infection and Antimicrobial Resistance at Imperial College London.

Hugh H. Hurt, a researcher who developed the Head Protection Research Laboratory at the University of Southern California, and author of the Hurt Report, a seminal study of motorcycle crashes, calls the current Snell M2005 standard "a little bit excessive".