Sentence examples for research into something from inspiring English sources

This simple color-coding system translated a labyrinth of sociological and economic research into something that everyone could understand.

Funnily enough, there is no study that covers this exact scenario – but there is research into something close.

UK science is going to take some of the hit in the austerity cuts … We need to make money by turning research into something we can patent and sell – more emphasis on development," he said.

"Seeing someone copy and release something you worked so hard on to create, something you put so many hours and thoughts and so much research into, something you tweaked for weeks … it's painful.

Their goal, according to the sponsoring Graduate Division, was to "TED-ify" their work, meaning to translate their years of painstaking research into something simple and inspiring enough that it could be a TED Talk — a three-minute one.

"Not turning research into something that was useful for patients was unacceptable to me.

His research gelled into something of a theory when he began studying email archives surrounding the development of the World Wide Web.

Light and other critics especially object to counting, as part of development costs, the theoretical profit firms might have earned if they put research money into something other than inventing drugs — such as buying extra ads for existing products.

In the Benevolent Interest category, motivation derives from a desire to see research translated into something that provides a tangible benefit to an individual or society.

Even celebrities sometimes," says Luke. "I remember once meeting a scientist here who told me all about his research into genetics—something I'd had no knowledge of before meeting him here".

Even celebrities sometimes," says Luke. "I remember once meeting a scientist here who told me all about his research into genetics – something I'd had no knowledge of before meeting him here".