Sentence examples for rather research from inspiring English sources

As Research Centers typically do not receive funding from HLS, they will not have budget meetings during this cycle; rather, Research Centers may have year-end review meetings with the Administrative Dean at the start of each fiscal year (typically August / September).

Rather, research suggests that poor children encounter obstacles that often adversely affect their development and learning outcomes.

He also did not mention that the site also offers a removal feature whereby, in exchange for a modest fee, a paper — or, rather, research material — can be temporarily or even permanently erased from the database.

Rather, research suggests that even when we are not exposed to the "other side" directly, so-called "weak ties" (friends of friends, acquaintances) offer a degree of political diversity that might inspire more political moderation.

Rather, research by Zook and Allen shows that the business has almost always become too complex, most often owing to bureaucracy that slows the company's metabolism, or internal dysfunction that distorts information and hampers managers' ability to make rapid decisions and take swift action on them.

Rather, research exploring multiple variants of the famous trolley dilemma — in which a speeding train is heading toward a large number of people, but stopping it would require that one person dies — finds that our utilitarianism tends to be very situational.

The students are educated in small groups and curricula are job-oriented rather research-oriented.

Rather, researching incentive and behavioural models could strengthen understanding of motivation and retention, and support the implementation of more effective, sustainable programmes.

Recruitment was higher when researchers, rather than research network staff, were in direct contact with general practices.

However, the first two are service developments rather than research, and the last three are laboratory technology rather than public health research.

I know this from reading some rather dry research papers.