Sentence examples for research expressed from inspiring English sources

Experts not connected with the Army research expressed cautious optimism, given the paucity of treatments for Ebola and other hemorrhagic fevers.

Many of the most ardent opponents of abortion and embryonic stem cell research expressed relief about or resignation to the president's announcement.

At the opposite end of the scale, participants largely from the arts and humanities and physical sciences conducting less instrumental research expressed deeper concerns.

Nevertheless, given the concerns about climate research expressed by some in the media, we decided to augment the Muir Russell review with an independent assessment of CRU's key publications in the areas which have been most subject to comment".

In 1965, Leo Kanner, the father of autism research, expressed his concerns about overdiagnosis: "... it became a habit to dilute the original concept of infantile autism by diagnosing it in many disparate conditions which show one or another isolated symptom found as a part feature of the overall syndrome.

Similar to James' (2000) study, some of the girls in this research expressed concerns related to a fear of judgment by others about wearing a swimsuit.

The research expresses the 'Flexible Space' (F.P.5) received the weight-value 0.215 which is the highest amongst other positive OPOD sub-features.

Ms. Murray said the Pentagon needed to send similar letters about the new research, expressing concern that many veterans might not know that something might be wrong with them.

As we know from past research, expressing gratitude to someone makes a big impact it can boost our happiness months later, make us see them more positively, and strengthen our relationship.

Researchers performing automated text analysis of hundreds of airline customer service transcripts found that, consistent with consumer self-reports in prior research, expressing empathy and caring through "relational" words was critical, at least in the first (opening) part of service interactions.

Akin, a member of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology, also gave a speech in 2005 on stem cell research, expressing his concern that a science-fiction story his daughter wrote about humans being harvested for body parts could become reality.