Sentence examples for publicise research from inspiring English sources
Steele said the information gathered would be used to publicise research and target demonstrations, some of which are planned for next month.
Third, the economies surrounding pharmaceutical companies have the power to fund and publicise research that supports the effectiveness of their products (and hence influence policy) and it is a well-known secret that pharmaceutical companies promote their agendas relentlessly by means of sponsorship and gifts among healthcare professionals (and hence influence practice).
It is an uphill task, despite the Alzheimer's Society now publicising research in the British Medical Journal showing that the drugs double the risk of strokes.
Rio's share price is about 13% below its peak this year, in February.Amazon took full advantage of the Thanksgiving weekend to publicise its research project to deliver goods by aerial drone, though Jeff Bezos, Amazon's boss, admitted this was some years off.
The University wants to publicise the research here but is wary of visitors, given the history of the building.
Findings will be disseminated via journals and presentations to publicise the research to clinicians, commissioners and service users.
@ScholarAtLarge Vicky is responsible for publicising scientific research at Bath.
Should universities be investing time and money into publicising their research online?
Since we publicised our research which found that wages are typically lower, and on the whole conditions worse, for workers in areas with Fairtrade organisations than for those in other areas, we have often been asked about the implications.
Instead of promoting and publicising indigenous research, the content of much literature, open access or otherwise, can be of limited relevance to developing countries and there exists an imbalance of research in favour of Northern-produced or Northern-led research (20).
What has not been publicised is police research looking for the first time into suspects' histories.
