Sentence examples for research of which from inspiring English sources

An assumed benefit is that this will deter researchers from planning to conduct research of which they fear the public may disapprove[ 48].

These details display Spade's character less than they do Gores's research, of which he's distractingly proud.

So while unlikely at present, the development of some form of mammoth creature or hybrid might be possible in the longer term, the research of which could lead to major biological discoveries and advances.

The House bill, which passed two weeks ago, allocated $13.2 billion for research, of which $3.9 billion would go to the N.I.H. Unless most of that money falls out of the final bill, agency officials will have to decide how to spend a big pulse of money after several lean years.

In the red-carpet interview on May 22, Ms. Stone, who was about to enter a fund-raising gala for the American Foundation for AIDS Research, of which she was a host, told a journalist: "I'm not happy about the way the Chinese are treating the Tibetans because I don't think anyone should be unkind to anyone else.

At this point, I am afflicted by the uneasy suspicion that my American readers, if perchance I have any, will condemn this small commentary for its confessed, its flaunted lack of that kind of wearisome research of which Americans, in their desperate and deplorable love of fact, are so intensely avid.

The bank has small teams working on fixed-income research, credit research and foreign exchange research, "all of which are going to grow" Mr. Nagrani said.

A wide variety of phthalates were researched of which only two were present in significant amounts.

It is a possibly wide stream of heterogeneous researches, of which we list just the few we are aware of.

Effects of chemical admixtures on the workability and strength development of calcium sulphoaluminate cement (CSA) at various temperature were researched, of which mechanisms were analyzed by XRD and TG.

The Lacks family have never been compensated for her essential contribution to medical research, some of which includes cancer research, lifesaving HIV/AIDS treatments, and the polio vaccine.