Sentence examples for research free from inspiring English sources

"Fundamental progress in science can only be achieved through research free of preset priorities and based only on the primal curiosity of researchers," the document says.

Since 2012 there has been a global shift to make all publicly funded research free to anyone who wants it.

They claim that they are protecting free speech and the right to "fund and conduct scientific research free from intimidation and threats of prosecution".

Making all the UK's publicly funded scientific research free for anyone to read could cost up to £60m per year, according to an independent study commissioned by the government.

The commitment to making publicly funded research free to access is a direct challenge to the business models of the big academic publishing companies, which are the gatekeepers for the majority of high-quality scientific research.

Peter Funnell, curator of 19th Century Portraits and head of research programmes at the NPG, said: "Among the great advantages of publishing such a catalogue online is the ability it gives us to update it when items like the Waterhouse portrait enter the collection and the fact that it makes the research free and accessible to all".

Due to budget constraints in both health care and research, free-of-charge questionnaires could enhance their use and therefore increase the possibility of identifying children with problems, as well as promoting research in the field of childhood anxiety and depression.

Such rootedness in context has clear advantages for more culturally, epidemiologically, and clinically informed research, but the forces of globalization increasingly make such 'local' knowledge widely available and offer prospects for engagement in research freed from spatial affiliation.

While researching free range claims over a five-year period -- and examining hundreds of different free range labels in the process -- AWI did not encounter a single label that contained this information.

Some of you may remember our ridicule of the unlaunched Australian search engine MyLiveSearch back in May after a glowing but research-free Australian newspaper article about them.

Ultimately the trust wants that research available free within six months of publication in a journal.