Sentence examples for research argued from inspiring English sources

In an editorial accompanying the article, both of which were published in The BMJ this week, a pair of Canadian researchers who are not involved in the research argued that it suggests telemedicine abortion can give women living in highly restrictive areas with a "reasonable alternative" to less safe methods.

The unusual suit against the National Institutes of Health, backed by some Christian groups opposed to embryo research, argued that the policy took money from researchers seeking to work with adult stem cells.

Some recent research argued that the structure of bee brains could allow for some subjective experience.

In the nineteen-seventies, Colin Murray Parkes, a British psychiatrist and a pioneer in bereavement research, argued that the dominant element of grief was a restless "searching".

This report, based on over a year's research, argued that Mr bin Laden might be sending followers to train at flight schools in America.

Charles Dumas, of Lombard Street Research, argued that "without this Chinese policy, mimicked through much of Pacific-Asia, financial markets would have blown the whistle on US borrowing well before the actual turning-point of 2007".

Prior research argues that study selection is subject to researcher bias, and the time required to review and select relevant articles is a target for optimization.

Some researchers have called for a waiver of consent requirements for minimal risk research, arguing that obtaining individual consent would be impracticable and allowing individuals to opt-out would introduce bias into analyses [ 1- 5].

Dr. Cohn dismisses criticism of this type of research, arguing that it's valuable for several reasons.

Over all, his research argues that when it comes to privacy, policy makers should carefully consider how people actually behave.

His most recent research argues that fiscal spending could be self-financing if it shortens unemployment spells.