Sentence examples for protracted research from inspiring English sources
"You will hear that he carried out protracted research on the internet into the manufacture of detonators and explosives of varying strengths and effectiveness.
Delays in setting up the care home networks across all four local research networks in the regions, and the protracted research governance process seeking permissions in order to conduct interviews with care home managers, meant that it was not possible to set up focus groups with residents and their families, as originally planned.
This is an area which should be focused on in future research, particularly as protracted courses of Fluoxetine are used in the clinical trials that report an improvement in behavior in ADHD (Barrickman et al. 1991; Gammon and Brown 1993; Quintana et al. 2007) and ASD children (DeLong et al. 1998, 2002; Hollander et al. 2005).
I had become involved in quite a protracted pharmaceutical-research project involving hallucinogens.
AS has worked in international nutrition for the last 15 years; conducting research in emergency and protracted refugee situations.
While evidence suggests that adolescent social stressors may result in long term disruption to hippocampal-dependent spatial memory [ 35- 37], we are currently unaware of any research that has tested protracted changes in mPFC DA-dependent spatial working memory as a result of stress in adolescence.
The two-year cycle of formative research reported here was in itself viewed as protracted by stakeholders eager for feedback, necessitating the need for interim cycles of 'key issues' being fed back, based, due to the time constraints, on preliminary analysis.
1 Decades later, the accessible body of clinical research has grown exponentially, but translation into common clinical practice has been protracted and inconsistent.
This protracted period from concept to publication is further exacerbated by the slow and limited uptake of research findings into practice.
The research draws key lessons learned from six case-studies undertaken between 2010 and 2012 in healthcare arenas under protracted, severe stress.
