Sentence examples for research preparedness from inspiring English sources

Our follow-up survey indicated significant increases in all research preparedness skills considered, notably in ability to give a poster research presentation, to discuss research at a graduate school interview, and to apply research ethics principles.

This was accomplished through a variety of technical, scientific and policy networks and initiatives, and stemmed from collective efforts and approaches in areas such as prevention, research, preparedness, and response.

The research examined preparedness for repatriation, cultural identity change, and attributions of causality on the repatriation experience.

From this work, a number of additional theoretical implications arise for future research into preparedness barriers and the benefits of hazard management participation.

Household natural hazard preparedness research has been conducted in diverse research settings (for example, in different countries with different cultures) and for various types of natural hazards: earthquakes (Lindell and Perry 2000), hurricanes (Baker 2011), bushfires (Paton et al. 2006), and tsunamis (Paton et al. 2008).

The objective of our study was to assess whether state and local health staff participated in public health emergency preparedness research activities and what partner organizations they collaborated with on research.

Today, Japan spends more money per capita than any other country on earthquake research, engineering, and preparedness.

On a more serious note, the BBC's drama and current affairs departments have hooked up for Dirty War, a drama-doc based on research about the preparedness of the government and emergency services for dealing with a radiological "dirty bomb" attack on London.

The Chartered Management Institute's latest research into the preparedness of organisations for crises — such as IT failure or extreme weather — reveals more than half are putting themselves at considerable risk by failing to have any sort of plan in place to deal with incidents which impact on their day-to-day work.

Most social network research on disaster preparedness and response emphasizes networks as independent variables rather than as outcomes themselves.

The growing research on disaster preparedness and recovery policies have been aggregate-level analyses focusing on communities, organizations, or the physical environments.