Sentence examples for research striving from inspiring English sources
"Suggesting meat's not green is an emotive slur on an industry which continues investment in ongoing research, striving for further improvements," added Mr. Slater, who said people living in New Zealand obtained daily nutritional necessities, and most of their protein, zinc and vitamin B12, from beef and lamb.
The Legal Realists thought that lawyers who are interested in the predictive question of what the courts will actually decide in difficult cases need to engage in sociological and psychological research, striving to develop theoretical tools that would enable us to predict legal outcomes.
Given the close ties with neurodevelopment and neurological disease, insights into how Location Matters will ultimately impact research striving to Decode the Brain.
This research strives to bridge this gap by the development of an anisotropic protocol for the stability control of the granular layers.
This research strives to bridge this gap by investigating an alternative approach to provide a practical and reliable framework to estimate the level of anisotropy of unbound granular materials.
As a consequence, glomerular research strives to discover molecular mechanisms and signaling pathways affecting podocyte health.
The following research strives to provide chemical evidence for the potential formation of Fe Ca-OC ternary complexation.
This indicates that conceptual and empirical research strives to relate social risks to economic performance, while it seems hard to operationalize and measure them in formal models.
Biological pacemaker research strives to replace this hardware, and the associated monitoring and maintenance, by using gene or cell therapy to create a permanent and autonomically responsive pacemaker.
Present research strives to find out possibility of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) use in monitoring applications for energy production sites and to investigate effects of this novel method on energy management procedures.
Environmental threats to children's health are complex and multifaceted; consequently, children's environmental health research strives to identify areas of elevated exposure, determine whether particular demographic groups are inequitably exposed, and link exposures to incidence of disease.
