Sentence examples for research counted from inspiring English sources

Javelin Strategy and Research counted at least 15 start-ups and bank services that tried to ape it in the early years of the last decade.

As Harris mentions in his analysis, not even Manchester United's website went as far as claiming that the research counted fans but rather said it referred to followers.

The research counts jobs in companies whose entire business is app development, but also in those whose main business is software development and publishing but where not all staff work on apps.

Dr. Peter Huttenlocher, a pediatric neurologist and neuroscientist whose innovative research counting billions of brain synapses — the microscopic information highways of the mind — revealed that brains develop rapidly in young children and later "prune" themselves as they mature, died on Aug. 15 in Chicago.

Waite says their research counts the carbon lost from clearing forests and other high-carbon lands in order to raise beef, and that calculation shows beef's true role in climate change on a global scale.

Other charter flights include heliskiing shuttles, services for the energy industry such as facilitating oil exploration or surveying for hydroelectric stations, and environmental research counting polar bears and tracking other large Arctic fauna.

Based on this principle, the first genome-wide association study (GWAS) published in 2005 (Klein et al. 2005) marks the beginning of a whole new era of research counting 1,600 published GWA reports and 10,088 disease-associated SNPs by May 2013 (Hindorff LA 2013).

Back on their research ship, the researchers counted the microbes and tested their metabolic activity by seeing how many nutrients they took up or broke down.

Advocates for more research count Dr. Adair in to a camp that focuses too much on heat or thermal effects from microwaves and is too quick to dismiss other ways microwaves might affect health.

The thematic series concludes with a commentary on important factors which potentially make research count in ECEC policy decisions.

What challenges have to be overcome in order to link both fields more closely and make research count in ECEC policy making?