Sentence examples for research labeled from inspiring English sources

About $1.9 billion—15% of the total is set aside for basic research, labeled 6.1, which by definition is not supposed to be geared toward short-term goals.

The total for DOD basic research, labeled 6.1 in DOD jargon, should cheer research advocates and university groups because it more than reverses a cut of 8.3% proposed by the White House in its 2016 request earlier this year.

The boards were separated into three categories of research, labeled "water," "people" (including ideas on public health and transportation) and "public space".

Furthermore, since two BRs were used as test polygons for a new method application, our study contributes to the strengthening of BRs' role as a worldwide network of areas of special importance for scientific and ecological research, labeled by Nguyen et al. (2011) as 'Learning Laboratories for Sustainable Development'.

However, British scientists were hesitant to embrace the research, labelling it "intriguing" but too early to see if broccoli is beneficial in autism.

He notes that research labels some foods as pro- or anti-inflammatory, and he boils "anti-inflammatory eating" down to some familiar items: plenty of fruits and vegetables, fish three to five times a week, olive oil in the diet, few animal products "or become a vegetarian," drink green tea, and use turmeric, the yellow spice "shown to have potent anti-inflammatory properties".

The authors of that research labelled the NHS Breast Screening Programme's advice"seriously misleading".

Similarly, research labelled as guidelines, roadmaps and requirements were unified as theory.

Was the academic research label non-threatening?

D2/3R agonist tracers currently available for clinical research are labeled with the short-lived isotope carbon-11, which limits their use.

An in-depth analysis of the five research factors, labeled as the need of RE, RE for modelling, defining and exploring RE, reflecting on RE, RE and improvisation, guides the definition of future research paths and open research questions within the field and across several domains, suggesting the need for multi-disciplinary future studies.