Sentence examples for research rights from inspiring English sources

Research also suggests that irrespective of their more mature cognitive capacities, adolescents may not exert their research rights because of inexperience with health care or research decision making or out of fear of disapproval by parents, researchers, or clinical staff (Abramovitch et al. 1991; Broome 1999; Bruzzese and Fisher 2003; Scherer 1991; Susman et al. 1992).

Mr. Katz, Mr. Liebman and Mr. Kling got the research rights for Boston.

But, after learning of the existence of 21 stories written before the publication of Catcher in 1951 in the 2013 documentary about Salinger, publishers Tom Graves and Darrin Devault began to research rights in the stories.

They bought the camera chip's research rights from the University of Edinburgh for $325,000 and a small equity stake in the new company.

Licensing should follow recommendations endorsed by other professional societies, such as the recommendation to reserve research rights for nonprofit institutions and promote access to novel technologies that can help meet critical health needs in both developing and developed nations.

In return, the university maintained scientific research rights to the area.

So who needs research, right?

The government loves research, right?

But research is research, right?

Ben: I mean it was our research, right.

But it has to get the research right.