Sentence examples for research draw from inspiring English sources

But he can do legal research, draw up court papers and double-check the accuracy of briefs filed by the partners and associates he works for.

An 'exploratory' team went to the village one day prior to the survey to inform the village chief about the research, draw a village map and select the households.

The ethical challenges preventing inclusion of children and young people in research draw attention to the child as an inchoate participant in a social reality, rather than as an isolated and vulnerably entity, in which both protection of vulnerability and contribution to the good of children generally and society specifically ought be considered.

IS researchers should view these paradigms as complementary with research drawing upon the strengths of both, yet few have done so.

Political qualitative research draws on market research techniques.

"Recent research drawn from qualitative investigations" and "modern demographic techniques" are mentioned but not explored.

The original guidelines for stem cell research, drawn up under the Clinton administration, had stringent ethical rules about embryo procurement.

That research drew criticism from the government of Alberta and others for failing to provide a historical baseline.

After taking his B.A. degree in mathematics in 1880, the opportunity of doing experimental research drew him to the Cavendish Laboratory.

Action research draws on a wide range of ways of knowing as one encounters and acts in the world.

Our latest research drew on existing studies and a detailed investigation of the governance around economic partnerships in five areas in the UK.