The phrase "research driver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a factor or element that propels or influences research activities or initiatives.
Example: "Funding availability is a significant research driver for many academic institutions."
Alternatives: "research catalyst" or "research motivator".
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Because each is based not on forecasts or predictions, but on a vast amount of research, drivers of change and workshops, the set are a powerful tool for anyone thinking about workforce planning, approaches to leadership or testing strategic plans.
In line with previous research, drivers' compliance and effectiveness of the AWS was reduced by false alarms but not by unnecessary alarms.
While providing a sense of the state of the field as it matures, we conclude by presenting discussion questions on the role of research, research drivers, and ways to increase the quality of research and research reporting.
Some of the biggest clinical questions are still to be answered and the need for vaccines, sensitive diagnostics and new drugs to improve clinical outcome remain strong research drivers for the future.
There was support in the panellists' written responses at R1 for the idea that PI training for members of the public needed to not only include an overview of research design and methods but should also involve education about political and policy context(s) which would lead to greater understanding of fundamental research drivers and processes.
Keith Brewer, who is in charge of research in driver education at the traffic safety administration, said that the agency would use the laboratory to study how drivers react to tire failures; whether electronic devices like cellphones pose dangerous distractions; and the effect of different levels of alcohol impairment.
Argos is a long-term program started in 1990 to promote experimental research about driver behavior under realistic driving conditions.
Previous research on driver drowsiness detection has focused primarily on lane deviation metrics and high levels of fatigue.
