Sentence examples for research originate from inspiring English sources

Just as clinical research originates from problems related to patients, so should educational research originate from issues related to educating the next generation of doctors.

Since many of the problems of operations research originate in industrial production systems, it is often difficult to determine where the engineering discipline ends and the more basic scientific discipline begins (operations research is a branch of applied mathematics).

All strains of T. reesei which are nowadays used in industry and most strains used in academic research originate from a single isolate— T. reesei QM6a [ 15] which carries the mating type MAT1- 2. This implies that for crossing industrial lineages of these enzyme producers, a mating type switch from MAT1- 2 to MAT1- 1 is needed in one of the mating partners.

Worse, his research originated with an imaginary trial of Lee Harvey Oswald on British television in the halcyon days of the 1980s.

Much of that research originated at the MIT Media Lab, which hosted the first symposium on wearable computing in 1997.

The Boston office of BCG, where the research originated, is now exploring changes in its formal reward system.

The research originated from a Flemish farmers' union request to develop a sector-specific sustainability assessment tool (SAT).

The research originates in the laboratory, but it extends to places around the world, where knowledge is applied and where new research questions emerge.

Restrictions on embryonic stem cell research originated with Congress, which, each year since in 1996, has forbidden the use of federal financing for any experiment in which a human embryo is destroyed.

He points to a recent body of research, originating at the World Bank, which suggests that aid can stimulate economic growth if it is given to countries with decent governments.

Though belief in such phenomena may be traced to earliest times, parapsychology as a subject of serious research originated in the late 19th century, partly in reaction to the growth of the spiritualist movement.