Sentence examples for research mentality from inspiring English sources

"I'm not saying you need a Ph.D. to do these things, but a scientific background, particularly a research background is an asset," says Cherwinski, who feels his Ph.D. gave him a "research mentality" that allowed him to excel in communications.

On the latter question, (as in other aspects of mentality) research on gender differences in emotion has generally been dogged by publication bias: since absence of differences is not apt to seem newsworthy, journals have favored findings of emotional difference.

Having experienced the best of both worlds, Goosney now finds that her mentality about research is changing, due to her job at Inimex.

"The National Archives cannot function effectively as an institution beholden to bureaucratic culture, public sector working habits, and a custodial mentality that hinders research instead of facilitating it".

Whether one camp filters research through a drug war mentality or another hopes research will gain respect because of growing cultural acceptance for New Age practices, there is no risk of "another culture war" from this research when we as a people have the maturity to let science speak for itself free of the prejudices that mislabel these drugs.

Another, much more compelling aspect is seeding and spreading the mentality that sharing research results is beneficial to everybody.

Lautenbacher attributed the data shortages to what he calls a "principal investigator mentality" in ocean research.

But broadcasters have always had a herd mentality, said C. Eugene Munster, a research analyst at U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray.

Another factor may be that I tend to have an engineer's mentality about publishing and research, even though I'm trained as a scientist.

The "your life is a lie" mentality behind early-2000s bisexuality research appears a thing of the past.

In fact, a herd mentality, impulse buying and insufficient research underlie decision-making more than rationalism.