Sentence examples for research represented from inspiring English sources

In an accompanying journal article, Dr. Seiff said the new research represented "a notable advance in our knowledge of Jupiter's weather by demonstrating that moist convection occurs and transports significant amounts of energy".

Dr. Heberlein, the author, with Anita V. Devineni, of a paper describing the findings in Current Biology, said the research represented an advance in their work trying to understand the genetic basis of human addictions to substances like alcohol and nicotine through the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster.

Comparing obtained results of estimation, ASME code and experimental research represented a considerable difference in the amount of buckling load.

The scenarios chosen in this research represented a variety of factors that could influence manufacturer strategies for electrifying their fleet.

The next section considers some of the work currently being carried out by researchers and scientists connected to ACRE SEA, as well as some of the data recovery research represented at the 2014 ACRE SEA workshop.

The fields of research represented in this group are agriculture, aeronautics, biology, business and management, economics, electricity, engineering, industry process, mathematics, geography, nuclear physics, oceans, space and technology, environment and sustainable development.

As such, this research represents a single time point and institution and is hardly representative of national trends.

As long as we believe that research represents one of the few true hopes for moving society forward, then we have to face this crisis.

"N.I.H.-supported research represents a subsidy to pharmaceutical development," said Dr. Louis Lasagna, an expert in drug development at Tufts University whose studies are widely cited by the industry.

Previous opposition to embryo experiments has been on the grounds that such research represents a slippery slope that will culminate in unrestricted research being carried out on living embryos.

Mario M. Cuomo seems not to understand that you don't have to be a churchgoer to share the serious and troubling ethical concerns raised by the commodification of human life that embryonic stem cell research represents.