Sentence examples for research corresponds from inspiring English sources

Family medicine education researchers should also consider how their research corresponds to recently identified priority areas of medical education, particularly those of relevance to family medicine such as addressing individual and community needs, promoting prevention, diversity of learning contexts and valuing generalism [ 22].

One important area of our future research corresponds to unlicensed spectrum sharing, where the spectrum can be viewed as an open "pool," and all the devices are of equal rights and priorities, that is, none of the devices have exclusive license for spectrum usage.

The recurrences frequency in this research corresponds to that of leading oncology hospitals: thus, according to the data from 6 prospective randomized researches [ 9– 14, 15] 15], the recurrences frequency after the mastectomy ranges from 4 to 18%.

This organization collaborates with community groups and the James Lind Alliance, a non-profit initiative funded by the NIHR, whose purpose is to ensure that publicly funded research corresponds to what matters to both patients and clinicians [ 22].

Feminine sex appeal, according to scientific research corresponds to a waist-to-hip ratio of 0.7 (obtained by dividing the narrowest waist measurement by the widest hip measurement).

The results from this research correspond to the prior studies.

This historical trend of research corresponded with the trends of mAbs technology development in China.

The results of our research correspond to the preclinical phase mentioned in the previous paragraph.

We then picked two spots that, according to our previous research, corresponded to the unmodified (spot 1) and the modified eIF5A (spot 2), and digested both protein spots using endopeptidase LysC (Dyshlovoy et al., 2012).

The results of our research correspond with Herzberg's theory for motivation at the workplace: salaries and working conditions are important to retain staff, but alone are insufficient to lead to better staff performance; recognition and feeling of achievement are more likely to influence staff motivation and therefore their performance.

This research note corresponds to research being undertaken as part of the EU FP7 funded project COMPLEX: Knowledge Based Climate Mitigation Systems for a Low Carbon Economy.