Sentence examples for reasonable research from inspiring English sources
A brief consideration of the report's flawed methodology exposes the absence of any reasonable research standards.
Authors' contracts contain boilerplate language guaranteeing that "facts are either true or based upon reasonable research for accuracy". But contracts do not necessarily limit imagination or "rounding the corners," as Mr. Berendt put it.
I had hoped to be at a middle-sized state university with reasonable research expectations and a moderate teaching load.
You are as good as your other options: My first job as an academic, I didn't negotiate because it was the only reasonable research position I was offered.
Data hiding in a JPEG compression domain in a reversible manner is also a useful and reasonable research area for image archive management, image authentication, and image privacy.
· History: While acquisition of materials on and from sub-Saharan Africa is selective, the humanities and social sciences selectors have built a reasonable research collection.
While reasonable for research purposes, the MMICS outcome set and especially the associated timeline for collecting data would be overly burdensome for ongoing use in non-research settings.
Given that tendinopathies are in the main primarily activity-related pain states, it would seem reasonable that research also focuses on outcomes that measure physical activities and participation (including sports) that are known to produce pain and disability in the different types of tendinopathy (also known as tendon and/or sport-specific functional performance tests).
Data used in conducting this study are available for researchers upon request to the corresponding author for reasonable use in research.
This so-called "reasonable availability" in research emerged during the debate on the standard of care to be accorded to research participants in developing countries [ 27].
The inclusion of a population-based sample is also reasonable because prior research is usually based on highly selective clinical samples of pain patients, and this might bias research.
