Sentence examples for research accepts from inspiring English sources

That's why Maxine Singer, a contemporary of Professor Berg's who organized the conference that led to the voluntary moratorium on recombinant DNA research, accepts speaking engagements every chance she gets.

Even though there is no standard test of significance for Cronbach's Alpha statistics, prior research accepts indices with an Alpha of less than 0.700 (e.g., Botosan 1997).

Some differences do exist between hECC and hESCs on the genetic and transcriptomic level, but current research accepts that this is limited to the expression and alternative splicing of only a relatively small number of genes [ 77].

According to research accepted by the US government, it is cheaper to purchase a slave today than it was at the height of the Atlantic slave trade.

In fact, 23% of UK users are "OK with companies tracking me in exchange for free services or content" according to TRUSTe's research, accepting that such an exchange keeps the services free or low priced.

Met detectives were caught hiding sexual assaults by refusing to count them as crimes and academic research, accepted by police chiefs, concluded only a fraction of sexual assaults were reported to the police because victims feared the trauma of disbelief they would suffer at police hands, on top of the horror of their attack.

It was a tough decision, but Cattelino, who was still working in research, accepted a position as a science and mathematics teacher in a lower secondary school ( scuola media).

According to new research accepted for publication in the Endocrine Society's Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Chinese herbal medicines are well recognized for their medicinal properties and have been used in traditional medicine for millennia.

These results are quite different from those reported in other countries [ 29], where generally a high number of research subjects accept future research without consent.

First, we focused on studies in the peer-review literature and thus excluded research not accepted for publication as well as research in the gray literature.

In contrast, Hoeyer et al. [ 37] report that 85.9 % of the research participants accepted surrogate decision making by regional research ethics committees with regards the use of the blood donated to the biobank.