Sentence examples for research has determined from inspiring English sources

"Our extensive research has determined that most people eat three meals per day," said the LunchMeet founder Denny Topai.

The first two categories are relatively straightforward (though follow-up research has determined that people lie about being registered to vote); it's the third one that's tricky.

Scientific research has determined that mass incinerators release more than 200 pollutants into the environment, only 23 of which are (ostensibly) monitored by government.

Two years of DNA research has determined that none of the remains billed as those of the poet and playwright were actually his, The Associated Press reported, citing MDR television.

Research has determined the mass of the bones, the mass of muscles, the size of the lungs and their position in the animal and other details that would give a good idea of how they were 'constructed'constructed

Their excavations in the 1970's uncovered a library with 17,000 clay tablets inscribed with texts of a large, literate society in the middle of the third millennium B.C. Subsequent research has determined that this early civilization, a collection of city-states apparently more or less under Ebla's dominance, emerged between 2600 and 2500 and collapsed between 2200 and 2000.

Mr. Tackett said research had determined that virtual representatives could save money, an aspect that surely appeals to embattled e-businesses.

He said that O.E.C.D. research had determined that the industrialized countries provide tax breaks on oil and gas production amounting to $55 billion to $90 billion per year.

In March, the independent Center for Auto Safety, a Washington-based watchdog group, said its research had determined that 303 people had died when airbags failed to deploy in the recalled GM cars.

Among the conclusions, the research program has determined that the environmental quality of tourist beaches is a function of the beach performance as an ecosystem and a satisfier of human needs.

As David Healy's research group has determined, in one British mental hospital around 1900, the average stay was 302 days, versus 41 days in the same hospital today.