"research blocks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to obstacles or challenges that impede progress in research. For example, "The research project was finally completed after the team overcame various research blocks."
This became my biggest task, sifting through file after cacophonous file of statistics, statements and analytical strands, a veritable LEGOLAND of research blocks that not only must I snap together, but mold into a flowing narrative saturated with a consistent voice.
Harvesting tree crowns in addition to the merchantable bole had a negative impact (18%) on pine biomass accumulation by age 7 10 years on 15 of 19 research blocks.
The six research block grants will be channelled into two programs: one that supports tertiary education facilities with the cost of research, and the other to train up-and-coming researchers.
University officials said the facility was not intended for stem cell research, but opponents of the research blocked the financing anyway, suggesting that the constitutional amendment would make it possible down the road.
There in groups of 100 they were conducted on a tour of the crematorium with the blackened frames of bodies still in the ovens and two piles of emaciated dead in the yard outside, through huts where living skeletons too ill or weak to rise lay packed in three-tier bunks, through the research block where doctors tried new serums on human beings with fatal consequences in 90 per cent of cases.
Researchers blocked research participants from receiving penicillin or exiting the experiment to get treatment.
Therefore, in this research, interlocking blocks have been innovatively assembled as columns for developing a new system that can replace the conventional concrete construction to block construction, without concrete beams and columns.
Because LNV as compared to LN exerts less stress on the tissue, and minimizes the interface during the freezing process, XLC140 vessel (or an equivalent vessel) is crucial for the processing of a brain for research, yielding blocks with minimal or even without freezing artifacts.
This argument rang true to researchers who often found their research projects blocked by high paywalls.
"State security" can be cited as a reason to stop publication of academic research, to block a film script or ban a troublesome person from the airwaves.
In this research, peptidic block copolymers were created using PBLG in order to determine the effect of an added block on the classic cholesteric ordering.
