Sentence examples for research duplication from inspiring English sources

The most important terms will become part of the frontline medical lexicon for 3D printing as the field grows, and this ontology would be used by computers to standardize and facilitate data analyses and integration, thereby avoiding research duplication and confusion.

23 Systematic analysis of research expenditure by condition could enable stronger research collaborations across countries, particularly in those diseases that are underfunded in relative terms and reduce research duplication.

The underlying problem is the reluctance of European governments to put their money where Mr Papantoniou's mouth is (in terms of both procurement and research) and duplication in what they do spend.

Without a steering function, innovations can be stifled or result in redundant research and duplication or waste.

This finding suggests that CHEK2 alterations could be more heterogeneous than expected and that it is important also to perform the research for duplications and deletions of CHEK2 gene by techniques such as MLPA, as these alterations cannot be detected by direct sequencing.

Researchers connected through consortia can provide robust answers to research questions, removing duplication of effort, within a stimulating environment for discussion and development of research ideas.

Recently, with the rise of whole-genome duplication research, the doubly conserved synteny relationship among three sequences should be considered.

Nevertheless, the deleted genes discovered in this study offer interesting avenues of future research of gene duplication and functional compensation.

Further, analysis of the evidence gaps identified in the mapping process can aid planning of future research by reducing duplication of research effort within topic areas, and focussing research efforts on high priority topics.

After the research team removed duplications these 108 statements were brought down to a list of 59 individual statements expressing the participants' ideas on what background knowledge is needed to conduct research on the causes of health inequalities in their country (see Additional file 1).

The publication of a study design may help to reduce the problem of publication bias, i.e. selective publication of positive associations and disregarding negative and weak associations, prevent unnecessary duplication of research efforts and duplicate publication [ 25].