Sentence examples for research audience from inspiring English sources

At a conference at Queens College, Cambridgee, this week, Aubrey de Grey, a 41-year-old Cambridge computer scientist, told a research audience that there was no reason why people should not live to 1,000.

There, the research audience is primarily individual investors.

Finally, by not involving lentiviruses, our method is appealing to a broad research audience.

The study demonstrates how SC measures, formal analysis, and qualitative methods can be combined and the article ends with an outline of how future studies might adopt parts of the research design to further integrate applied audience research, audience research in media psychology, and cognitive film theory.

By providing a convenient online interface and summary table output, we hope to make this analysis open to a wide research audience.

By promoting awareness among a broad research audience regarding pre-existing data, metadata sharing can prove potentially beneficial to users whose subject interests cross disciplinary boundaries.

The next step for these aspiring fall shows comes in the next week, as research audiences cast their votes on the shows.

Warner Bros. president Frank Wells told film trades that Hey Good Lookin' needed to be "fine-tuned", claiming that Bakshi needed to revamp the dialogue and reshoot some scenes because they had not tested well with market research audiences.

The audience for dissemination will include collaborating centres, participants, HIV clinicians, academic teaching staff in Africa, local community groups and non-governmental organisations, academic global research audiences, Ministries of Health and international non-governmental organisations.

KT will consist of peer review publications and conference presentations for research audiences and, for system administrators and managers, reports in trade journals and in relevant meetings and conferences.

The best observation was from a student at the University of Southampton who has been researching audience behaviour at dance shows.