Sentence examples for research has moved from inspiring English sources

Five years later, brain stimulation research has moved far and fast.

Now that we're obsessed with genetics, the focus of research has moved on to hereditary causes.

In the last few years, Parkinson's research has moved in other, more promising directions.

For all the hopes invested in it over the last decade, embryonic stem cell research has moved slowly, with no cures or major therapeutic discoveries in sight.

"In the Internet era," said Andreas Weigend, a physicist and former chief scientist at Amazon, "research has moved out of the universities to the Googles, Amazons and Facebooks of the world".

"Medical research has moved so fast that many people just have not been able to keep up.' And Dr. Frohman said efforts to run University Hospital smoothly were frustrated by union "bumping" rules.

Since arriving at Royal Holloway in 2004, his research had moved on from examining the implementation and perpetrators of the genocide towards focusing on responses to it post-1945.

By 200 B.C., Philo of Byzantium was writing that catapult research had moved beyond trial-and-error methods to the recognition of a principle based on mathematics.

"Many of us in research have moved from academia as we see an opportunity to apply our biological insights to helping patients".

Gurdon released a statement highlighting how the two scientist's research had moved from basic science into medicine: "I am immensely honoured to be awarded this spectacular recognition, and delighted to be due to receive it with Shinya Yamanaka, whose work has brought the whole field within the realistic expectation of therapeutic benefits...

As research distribution has moved to the web mostly, so the discovery engines for research content are the same as those for general web content.