Sentence examples for research jointly from inspiring English sources
Brown and Goldstein shared a laboratory, where they conducted their research jointly.
The discussion followed the publication of new research, jointly commissioned by the HEA and the National Union of Students (NUS), and carried out by academics from the University of Sheffield and the research consultancy CFE.
SearchTogether, by contrast, actively supports a group search, said Michael Twidale, an associate professor at the graduate school of library and information science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, who studies people's strategies for conducting research jointly.
"As the result of the data provided by our related institutions and the research jointly conducted with Syria, it was understood that our plane has been downed by Syria," said the statement from Mr. Erdogan's office.
To the best of the authors' knowledge, there is no research jointly considering such constraints simultaneously.
The biggest chunk of this increase is a $51 million boost to the controversial Advanced Technology Program, which supports research jointly funded by industry.
In 664 incidents recorded in November by the BBC World Service and researched jointly with King's College London, the overall death toll was 5,042, or an average of 168 deaths per day and nearly twice the number of people who were killed in the 11 September 2001 attacks on America.
Amnesty said its report was researched jointly with DRC-based NGO African Resources Watch (Afrewatch).
A patient/carer co-researcher and a member of the research team jointly moderated the consultation groups.
Other researchers from the Health Effects Institute -– an independent research institution jointly funded by EPA and the automotive industry in the 1980s to resolve similar disputes about diesel pollution -– conducted re-analyses of the results in multiple studies, also confirming the Harvard Six Cities findings.
Her current research, conducted jointly with Michael R. Kremer of Harvard, has found, for example, that the use of fertilizer for growing maize in Kenya takes hold quickly among farmers who see demonstrations but that those farmers rarely share their new knowledge with others.
