Sentence examples for research recommends that from inspiring English sources

Recent development in ES research recommends that final ecosystem services to people should be used to better quantitatively account for the role of nature to improve human well-being from the economic perspective (Boyd and Banzhaf 2007).

This research recommends that teachers design their instruction for the enhancement of learners' self-efficacy by using the awareness of cognitive learning strategies that are directly effective in enhancing internal value and indirectly effective in enhancing self-regulation.

The current research recommends that, in combination with this freight forecast, similar action be taken at the European level and SHIFT2RAIL (http://www.shift2rail.org) has kicked off its journey towards this.

Although other components may vary (be modified), past research recommends that core components be implemented in fidelity, as greater FOI of core components is associated with better program outcomes (35).

Previous research recommends that for single-item VASs assessing quality of life (or in this case the DT as a proxy measure of a specific domain of quality of life) a 'clinically significant change is suggested as 50% of the scale's standard deviation' or a change of 1 on an 11-point numerical scale (Hauser and Walsh, 2008).

Current research recommends that you should drink when you're thirsty - no more, no less.[12].[12]

A 2009 Institute of Medicine report on conflict of interest in medical research recommended that physicians in particular avoid industry speakers bureaus, which generally serve a marketing function.

The research recommended that stakeholders should take cognizance of the variables under these three clusters for proper management and prevention of cost and time overruns.

Most research recommended that, without changes to the mix involving adjustments to the w/c ratio, up to 25 or 30%% of coarse aggregate can be replaced with RCA before the ceiling strength is compromised.

Furthermore, the training provided to tutors at the whole text level was more effective in Phase 3 than in Phase 2. Therefore, this action research recommended that tutors that support ESL writers' academic literacy skills need to be trained in GM.

The outcomes of this research recommend that parents, clinicians and educators of children with CP continue to encourage children with disabilities to take part in daily activities along side their mainstream peers in school and in their community.