"research log" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to a written record of someone's research work, often including notes, dates, and other details. For example, "I consistently update my research log so my project timeline is always up-to-date."
The research log provided a flexible tool for reviewing and reflecting on the progress of the research [ 57].
In addition to the main categorical response collected to qualify each indicator, detailed information is also recorded during the process, in a comments section or standardized research log within the data collection instrument.
In addition, the researcher who carried out the interviews (MM) kept a research log in which she reflected on methodological decisions and her own role in the research process.
The ampoule number will be recorded in a research log and on the data collection forms.
Actions undertaken by the research team regarding both the CI-strategy and the research process are registered in a research log.
AK and JC recorded brief fieldnotes in a research log during the observation sessions and elaborated on them after each observation outing.
Previous school-based physical activity intervention studies have found similar factors have impacted on delivery, including the time required for intervention implementation and the completion of research logs [ 58], the use of substitute teachers [ 59], and lack of equipment and facilities [ 60].
Drawing upon our analysis of the research logs, participants will be invited to discuss barriers to the delivery and coordination of patient-led care among both groups and perceptions (including acceptability) of the GRAs as a novel strategy for the rehabilitation of patients after ICU discharge.
Family group charts, pedigree charts, and research logs should be filled out as completely as you can before you go and then copied, with copies for each family member you plan to interview and the originals staying home.
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A similar argument was presented previously in ecotoxicity research where log P was found to be a mechanistically relevant predictor (Verhaar et al. 2000).
