Sentence examples for research in conjunction from inspiring English sources

The Football Federation of Australia are doing their own research in conjunction with the Australian Catholic University and with funding from the Australian Institute of Sport.

Recently, Dove Men+Care commissioned research, in conjunction with the Center for Work and Family at Boston College, about the roles fathers play at work, at home and in their leisure time.

For 50 years, economic growth and job creation were propelled by transistors, lasers and other discoveries that came from the willingness to nurture theoretical research in conjunction with applied science and manufacturing skills.

Sony is donating $110,000 to breast cancer research in conjunction with sales of their Pink W Series notebook or their pink Reader Pocket Edition.

Nielsen's research in conjunction with the CMO Council last year revealed significantly more brand campaigns were being run than traditional direct-response campaigns, and uncovered an increase in spend on branding.

In these programs you could opt to do basic research on Ayurveda or traditional medicinal plants or to perform more applied clinical research in conjunction with a clinical department at an attached hospital.

The advantage of using quantitative research methods in conjunction with qualitative research lies in conveying sophistication to understanding and explanation of social phenomena [22].

UNICEF IRC carries out its own research, often in conjunction with other research institutions and expert UNICEF colleagues.

Discovery research, often in conjunction with academic researchers, increasingly involves genomics, informatics, and screening of libraries of natural and synthetic chemicals.

This study explored medical student research capability, as measured by self-assessed levels of research experience in conjunction with the successful completion of RCA summative assessment tasks.

Our research [commissioned in conjunction with J Walter Thompson] shows that the more TV a girl watches, the fewer options she thinks she has in life.