Sentence examples for research that result from inspiring English sources
This paper reviews the benefits of power and sample size estimation and considers several problems with the use of power calculations in applied research that result from misunderstandings or misapplications of statistical power.
In so doing we have identified numerous barriers to the implementation of user needs research that result from both formal and informal organisational processes.
Future transcriptomic analysis of sex-, stand-, and tissue-specific samples of An. stephensi will enable the distinction between sex-biased genes detected in this research that result from overall sex-biased expression and those caused by tissue-specific expression.
This approach is not just applicable to eigenvalue problems encountered in many-body systems but also in other areas of research that result in large-scale eigenvalue problems for matrices which have, roughly speaking, mostly a pronounced dominant diagonal part.
And sure, the research that resulted in Telefonica researchers Martin Pielot, Tilman Dingler, Jose San Pedro, and Nuria Oliver's new paper, "When Attention is not Scarce - Detecting Boredom from Mobile Phone Usage," was only culled from 54 people.
The prize included money used to finance the research that resulted in the Peabody exhibition.
The firm hired by Elias, Fusion GPS, produced research that resulted a dossier detailing alleged connections between Trump and Russia.
He led research that resulted in quantity production of the hormones progesterone (female) and testosterone (male) and of cortisone drugs.
For decades, NASA and the military financed research that resulted in breakthroughs, like computer chips, that would "spin off" into the private sector.
He moved on to the Federal Aviation Agency, where as medical director he did research that resulted in the compulsory retirement age of 60 for pilots.
These problems prompted a host of warnings and stimulated research that resulted in safer products containing far smaller hormone doses, less than one-hundredth the amount of estrogen in the original pill.
