Sentence examples for research spoke from inspiring English sources
The DCLG research spoke of "Somalis becoming caught in a cycle of depression, isolation and poverty".
A nun involved in cancer research spoke on the Three Mile Island accident saying the results were going to be worse than anyone had admitted.
Colin Blakemore, head of the Medical Research Council, the biggest public funding body of medical research, spoke out after reports that he was not put forward for a knighthood because of his support for vivisection.
Professor Trevor Davies, the UEA's pro-vice chancellor of research, spoke out after climate scientists and sceptics clashed last week over the findings of a six-month inquiry into the emails dating back 13 years.
She suggested that previous research spoke to "subconscious, implicit biases".
They mean well and do a number of important and appreciated things, but they aren't the ones who did the research, spoke with interview subjects directly, or had the firsthand experience.
Earlier this month, former first lady Nancy Reagan--who Reagan--who Reagan--whoiticians in support of embryonic stem cell researchasspoke out publicly for the first time, salready"I just don't see howrittenn turn our backs on this [research]." States have also gotten involved.
Their research was targeted at hub-and-spoke network which has become popular for container carriers to provide their services as the global trade keeps expanding, and cargo traffic keeps growing.
Previous research works done using hub-and-spoke model mainly concentrates on airline network, where the influencing factors and variables for network design could be substantially different than transit network.
Consistently, fMRI and EEG neuroimaging research provides excellent detail concerning hubs and spokes connectivity with models of seizure disorders (Prinz 2008; Vogels and Abbott 2009).
To enhance enrollment into our ongoing acute ischemic stroke clinical trials, we expanded our clinical research sites to include two of our telemedicine spokes.
