Sentence examples for research derived from inspiring English sources

A history of ecological research derived from titles of articles in the journal "Ecology," 1925 2015.

I did so because I, too, hope that we'll discover cures from the stem cells and from the research derived".

Until the 1930s, the benefits of agricultural research derived mostly from labour-saving inventions.

Elements of the Affordable Care Act supporting accountable care organizations, coordinated care, electronic medical records, and comparative effectiveness research derived from the desirability of expanding best practices built on more effective collaboration.

Based on further research derived from focus groups around the country, Della Volpe said, "these young people are thinking of Canadian health care, not the U.S.S.R.," when they speak of socialism.

Brian believes that patient contributions to medical progress have been historically undervalued, and great progress may result from fully valuing contributions to medical research derived from the active involvement of patients.

I summarize research deriving interval estimates that make no assumptions about the values of missing data.

This research derives an innovative restructuring of the architectural design process that enables resource reuse in new construction.

Much of this research derives from Weiss's training and experience at Harvard, and it endeavors to extend the GHSM Department's efforts to strengthen global mental health and broader global health interests for disease control and culturally sensitive clinical care.

Another potential upshot of the experimental research derives from the fact that disgust belongs firmly in System 1: it is fast, automatic, effortless, potentially unconscious, affect-laden, and nearly incorrigible.

Methodology and analytical tools of Drosophila sleep research derive heavily from a sizeable body of work on circadian rhythms.