Sentence examples similar to research impasse from inspiring English sources

But had Trivers included empathy in his research, the drawn-out impasse between the selfish gene theorists and their critics might have been avoided.

Despite these successes, the research has reached an impasse.

49 Thus, progress in BRD research is at an impasse and continued investigations focusing on independent elements (ie, pathogen or host) are unlikely to result in major breakthroughs in BRD research.

They were at an impasse on the research for a new book, about Celtic cooking.

Perhaps you've reached an impasse in your research and can't see a way through.

All of this means that we're stuck at an impasse with violent video games research; it feels like we're no more clued up on what the actual behavioural effects are now than, say, five or ten years ago.

"Study of Genes and Diseases at an Impasse" (front page, April 16) suggests future research directions.

Ronald M. Green, an ethicist at Dartmouth College and an adviser to Advanced Cell Technology, said he hoped the new method "provides a way of ending the impasse about federal funding for this research".

To keep Germany's science from stalling, research minister Johanna Wanka must break a federal-state impasse.

We seem to have reached an impasse: the duty to protect patients as research participants apparently comes up against the prospect of securing accurate data regarding potential benefits for patients at large.

Accordingly, in order to bridge this impasse, alternative consent models were proposed for biobanking research.