Sentence examples for research portrays from inspiring English sources

The research portrays the results achieved so far in the FOR_V4 project: "Mobilising Corporate Foresight potential among V4 countries", which aims to bring futures knowledge and techniques to managers, who are expected to become "Corporate foresight evangelists" in Visegrad region.

The innovation of our study is to be the first to explore the impact of qualitative research portrayed through the medium of film in clinical education.

We demonstrate that the impact of qualitative research portrayed in film may be 'a subtle shift in viewers perspectives' [ 1] which encourages healthcare professionals (and others) to recognise the face of others.

The industry almost never publishes research that portrays drugs in a negative way.

This research, which portrays what happens in actual clinical practice, has facilitated the identification of new data that were not evident from other research studies.

Similarly, since the research also portrays the monitoring needs for the unmonitored sites, the outcome can be used to develop improved monitoring network strategies with the incorporation of such sites for effective strategies.

Although there is some research that portrays victims of bullies as unassertive and conflict-avoidant, other reports suggest that bullying is an "equal-opportunity" activity and that anyone of us is vulnerable.

Health informatics research conventionally portrays the EPR in terms of its essential, intrinsic properties as a 'container' for data about the patient (and perhaps, as a medicolegal record or source of secondary data).

In their evaluation of an arts installation to portray the experience of homelessness, Parsons, Hues & Moravac explore how the audience interacts with research findings portrayed in art [ 1].

A1 Bush Focuses on McCain Record Gov. George W. Bush, preparing for Tuesday's primaries in New York and elsewhere, questioned Senator John McCain's record on financing breast cancer research and portrayed him as repeatedly voting against New Yorkers' concerns.

Fresh from his three-state victory Tuesday night, Gov. George W. Bush yesterday turned his attention to New York, unleashing a stream of attacks -- by mail, radio and top surrogates -- that questioned Senator John McCain's record on financing breast cancer research and portrayed him as repeatedly voting against New Yorkers' concerns.