Sentence examples for remove the research from inspiring English sources

In response to widespread criticism over its plans to remove the research stacks from its landmark Fifth Avenue location, the New York Public Library is revising its renovation designs.

In a statement to VICE News, Apple said it took the first step of removing the research app by revoking Facebook's ability to distribute the app.

There is something in academic life which is infantilising, which removes us from a sense of responsibility for the institution within which we work; which keeps us locked in a treadmill of repetition and which removes the research-active from appreciating the centrality of students.

We need to remove the barriers to research, so that participating in a trial is easy, but this may also help to remove barriers between teachers and researchers: because teachers who understand how research works can drive the research agenda, by identifying concrete questions that need to be answered.

The argument that without taxonomic expertise, marine biology becomes a dead subject does not bring students to taxonomy because the argument does not remove the tedium of research in systematics.

63 Independent identification and recruitment of eligible participants was intended to remove from the research question the challenge of identification of risky behaviour, therefore making this a clean assessment of the impact of the training and intervention in the consultation, not the clinicians identifying (or failing to identify) people at risk.

To be on safe legal ground, Guenin and others say, Congress needs to remove the prohibition against embryo research or pass a law explicitly allowing federal funding of research on hESCs.

This method, if confirmed in other laboratories, would seem to remove the principal objection to the research.

As with universities, the bill would remove the royal charters for the research councils, making it easier for government to change, dissolve, or create funding councils.

Believing he was authorised to remove the full diary for research purposes, Kempner took it back to his home in America, intending to publish it or use it as the basis for a book.

Some journals now make the paper accessible to readers for free, but the author typically has to pay $1,000-$1,000-$3,000ove the paywall around their research.