Sentence examples for research circle from inspiring English sources

He wasn't part of Burns's initial research circle, but a recommendation from All The King's Men author Robert Penn Warren led the film-maker to the Memphis-based writer.

Increasingly widespread high-speed network connections and the existence of large, coordinated research programs suggest the potential for scientists to access and learn from data from outside their immediate research circle.

For the past decade or so, there has been a boiling controversy in research circles over what has been dubbed the "replication crisis" — the inability of researchers to duplicate the results of key papers in fields as diverse as psychology and oncology.

Before coming to Carle, Dr. Stratton was well regarded in cancer research circles.

He is certainly well connected in medical research circles, but not elsewhere.

The word anecdotal now seems to be regarded as a term of abuse in research circles.

Cambridge Display has gained fame in research circles by using unusually large molecules in its O.L.E.D. process.

Outside molecular research circles, the name conjured up little except "nanu-nanu," the way Robin Williams's goofy alien on the television show "Mork and Mindy" said goodbye.

Pressure to publish is so great in Chinese research circles that some scientists worry they don't have time to come up with original ideas.

As Kenya's minister for trade and industry in 2002-07, and more recently a fellow at the Brookings Institution thinktank in Washington, he is more well-known in some policy and research circles than at an international level.

Joint projects, anathema in New York research circles only a few years ago, have become increasingly necessary as the cost of such work has skyrocketed and as the work, exemplified by the human genome project, has become too complex for most centers to undertake on their own.