Sentence examples for research delivered from inspiring English sources

The expertise that goes into all this has to come from somewhere, and in turn UK Sport's recent accelerated success has been fuelled by sports science research delivered by Britain's universities and – for once – a different set of leaders: Loughborough, Exeter and Birmingham rather than Oxford and Cambridge.

This report details the creation and study of a road map of the TCGA's HTTP repository, created to enable the use of this unprecedented biomolecular data resource in the creation of Web 3.0 applications, and enhance the reproducibility of biomolecular research delivered as elements of a computational ecosystem.

The new research delivers some bad news as well.

I'm on the internet to catch highlights of Spurs games, read British papers, research, deliver and receive scripts; I've even started auditioning over the web.

For those who think it best to describe Caucasians as "pinkish white" and blacks as "brown skinned" (raise your hands, Upper West Siders), recent research delivers a strong rebuke.

"Single pulse transcranial magnetic stimulation is a wonderful example of clinical and laboratory research delivering a real improvement in migraine treatment that is both effective and extremely well tolerated," Professor Goadsby said.

This research delivers a robust evidence base which ensures that service planning and delivery leads to more effective, targeted health and social care services that have a broader reach and are tailored to the specific support needs across all their local carer population.

Once the basic research delivers up an answer, we can return to clinicians with a study of manageable length.

At a practical level, the research delivers a model that can be used to guide professionals to manage EA and continually evolve it.

And the institute features a doctoral school, which, in addition to a focus on research, delivers courses in collaboration with the Max-Planck Institute for Advanced Materials in Stuttgart, and soon with the Brinell Centre in Stockholm.

Whilst a deeper knowledge of the pathophysiology of mental health is required to improve the management of diseases and the development of new treatments, the programme will strengthen translational research delivering a new, broad, comprehensive understanding of BD from basic science to biomedical research.