Sentence examples for research rejected from inspiring English sources

Although many applauded Scott for challenging the epistemological presuppositions that underlay the study of history, other scholars, dedicated to the empirical basis of historical research, rejected her approach as exemplary of the relativist threat posed by postmodernism.

A16 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 FiRejectsctStatete's Demand Credit Suisse First Boston, facing a civil charge in Massachusetts over its stock research, rejected the state's demand for a settlement, saying that regulators were threatening to undermine the efforts of the Securities and Exchange Commission to come up with a broader settlement that would cover all of the big Wall Street firms.

Developments in the construction and presentation of virtual environments suggest that it is time to reconsider experiential approaches to preference research rejected as too complex in the 1980's.

The proportion between published manuscripts of original research and manuscripts of original research rejected by UfL was 11.0%.

Reflection and research reject both ideas, yet conventional wisdom often assumes they do.

He studied the Great Depression, producing research rejecting the conventional wisdom that suicides surged after the market crashed.

The research rejects the idea that polar bears can avoid harmful declines in body condition in a sort of "walking hibernation," as suggested by 1970s research.

Such opposition has already made its mark on American policy; last year, George Bush restricted federal funding of ES-cell research to those working with roughly 70 officially recognised cell lines.In any case, opponents of embryo research reject the need for such work by pointing to the other sort of stem cell, found in adult tissue, as an equally fruitful prospect.

He cited research rejecting an Aboriginal propensity for violence and contrasted the Aurukun community where no homicides had been recorded in the period from the 1950s.

Although a search of recent literature will turn up periodic examples in which current research rejects previously published ideas, the difficulty that arises in attempting to do so, particularly on a large scale, is greatly ignored.

Congress has asked for more oversight of facilities that conduct research on livestock, effectively ended the use of so-called "random source" cats and dogs in biomedical research, and rejected a number of provisions that would have made it harder to protect threatened wildlife.