Sentence examples for research attached from inspiring English sources
It's not like every historical novel with a lot of research attached to it.
The authors of this research attached CC49 monoclonal antibodies to QDs with a maximal emission wavelength of 710 nm to produce a probe designated as CC49-QDs and reported the use of CC49-QDs as fluorescent probes for imaging the human gastric adenocarcinoma cell line MGC80-3.
In contrast to commonly taking the time cost of a transfer in a trip roughly as a constant in a public transit network design work, this research attaches much importance to the effect of the transfer time composition on the total time expense of a transit trip.
In most cases the title refers to an entry-level research position attached to a research group led by a faculty member or principal investigator of a research program.
Research participants who had experience with research, the consent process and biological samples were recruited from academic research units attached to public hospitals and private research centres (6 research sites: 4 in the Western Cape and 2 in Pretoria, Gauteng).
Francesco d'Errico, director of research for CNRS, the French national research agency, attached to the University of Bordeaux, adds that other sites counter the paper's contention that blunted miniblades are an "enduring" technology.
These included the implications of requesting REB review without a specific set of research questions attached to the creation of the registry/biobank, but rather only a general research agenda.
Scientists conducting the research, however, attached a protein to these neurons to enable them to be activated by light.
One of the boldest displays is that of Graphicstudio, a nonprofit print research institute attached to the University of South Florida in Tampa.
After studying at Juilliard in New York, he began his academic life in Paris in the 1970s, at the music research institute attached to the Pompidou Centre.
The research team attached suction-cup sensor tags equipped with underwater microphones to a pair of minke whales off the western Antarctic peninsula in February last year, with the aim of monitoring their feeding behaviour and movements.
