Sentence examples for research regimes from inspiring English sources

In the (Dutch) genomics landscape, in which such research regimes are embedded, increasingly dominant values and objectives exert pressures on researchers to collaborate with industrial partners and to valorize knowledge results.

Developments on the level of genomics research regimes follow a dynamics of their own more than reflecting a changing genomics landscape.

We describe the dominant regime in a typical genomics research field (Alzheimer's disease) as compared to the regime in a typical clinical genetics research field (Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy) and show whether and how these research regimes are transforming in response to landscape pressures.

Social scientists commenting on developments in the life sciences have suggested that the rise of genomics in the field of human genetics does not only involve a shift in the research agenda from relatively rare monogenetic disorders to multifactorial, common diseases, but also involves a transformation on the institutional level of research regimes.

To assess how these pressures are actually taken up and transforming research regimes, a multi-level approach is developed and applied in two case studies in which regimes are characterized in terms of the identities of actors, the knowledge and products exchanged and the principles that coordinate these exchanges.

For Collins, that announcement meant his plans for an intensive 5-month research regime had suddenly melted away.

Yet this research regime, mandated by the Justice Department's now-discredited "torture memos," provided the Bush administration with legal cover to claim its practices did not cause a certain level of prohibited harm.

Differentiating these two trajectories is important not only due to the normative implications inherent in comparing the impacts of these two "revolutions", but also due to the important lessons we learn about how different contexts of innovation in the same technology cluster could evolve into contrasting research policy regimes.

Despite significant research, combination regimes with gemcitabine have yielded only a minor improvement over conventional therapies.

A workshop on equality and diversity organised by HEFCE as part of the review highlighted problems associated with 'implicit bias' and the possible unintended consequences of research assessment regimes.

This paper combines a presentation of lessons from research on environmental regimes with a review of global immunization policies and initiatives in order to explore that possibility.