Sentence examples for research parlance from inspiring English sources
The trick was to figure out how to do that across a single group of consumers — known in research parlance as single source — who watch video in all three media formats, rather than aggregating data from different groups.
The body may also, in its weakened state, be poisoned mildly (or in extreme cases, not so mildly) by impurities congenors in alcohol-research parlance--in alcoholic beverages and the mixers that accompany them.
In contrast, in NIH parlance, interdisciplinary research results when collaboration creates completely new and separate disciplines, such as biophysics and bioinformatics.
The breakthroughs in P.C.R. machines and automated genetic sequencing has opened up the field of what is known in common parlance as "Jurassic Park" research: reconstructing the DNA of long dead or even extinct species.
In particular, academic scientists get about one-half of the roughly $2 billion the Pentagon spends on basic research, known as the "6.1" budget line in DOD parlance.
Several research groups have identified search strategies ("hedges", in library parlance) for MEDLINE for topics such as etiology [ 14], diagnosis [ 15], prognosis [ 16, 17], treatment [ 18] and review articles [ 19].
No previous research had been carried out, and strollers, or "buggies" in British parlance, haven't always faced forward.
In their parlance: freedom.
In taxonomic parlance, V.
In their parlance, they "own the customer".
