Sentence examples for reporting on research from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration is right to direct federal agencies to make public, without charge, all scientific papers reporting on research financed by the government.

In the mid-1990s Beverly Serrell, a Chicago-based consultant, published a paper, The 51% Solution, reporting on research carried out in partnership with several leading museums in the US.

Reporting on research by University of California Berkeley economist Emmanuel Saez, the Huffington Post wrote last year: "Saez…has highlighted a surprising and discouraging fact: during the post-recession period of 2009 and 2010, the rich snagged a greater share of total income growth than they did during the boom years of 2002 to 2007.

Reporting on research on the social networks of Bangkok's various resident groups, we reflect on the role of the city's gated urban structure in this polarization.

Furthermore, they encourage discourse on scientific standards, promote transparency in reporting on research, and ensure an ongoing return from publicly funded projects.

Reporting on research into the scenario planning process of two organizations, we find that scenario planning generates new social capital through learning with the conceptual future, which is a direct investment in building new shared systems of meaning – the cognitive dimension of social capital.

The Financial Times recently reported on research predicting that 114,000 jobs in British legal sector would be automated over the next 20 years.

This week the Prince's Trust reported on research it has carried out which tells us what we already know: social mobility doesn't exist.

The paper reported on research taking place in the UK with 30 significant charities to see how they attempt to understand donor motivation and influence individual behaviour.

On Thursday, we reported on research that suggests the ability to throw things played an important part in the evolutionary success of early humans.

This week newspapers reported on research from the Royal Veterinary College suggesting backyard chicken-keepers in the Greater London area risk spreading illnesses such as Marek's disease, Newcastle disease and infectious bronchitis, and causing children to get diarrhoea.