Sentence examples for research to recognise from inspiring English sources

It is concluded, scientific debate needs to move beyond the dialectic of quantitative vs qualitative research to recognise the merit of a variety of different approaches.

19, 36 The findings reported here, together with these prior findings, suggests that it may be important, at least from the viewpoint of biological research, to recognise and distinguish cases in which there is a mix of both bipolar and schizophrenia-like symptoms.

In 2000, the Medical Research Council (MRC) published a framework 1 to help researchers and research funders to recognise and adopt appropriate methods.

This Statement of Principles encourages universities and other research institutions to recognise these contributions and to offer the best working environment possible to their postdoctoral fellows.

The challenge is for ministries of health - which would benefit importantly from investment in public health research - to recognise the opportunity.

Thirdly, the research needs to recognise the complexity in identifying causal relations between insurance reform and impact on health care.

Stakeholders emphasised the need for any research undertaken to recognise that within the integrative whole person approach there is considerable potential for cost-effectiveness.

Rather than questioning mothers' ability to do serious research, universities need to recognise that varied and flexible working patterns can create great research.

Therefore research funders need to recognise the nature of surgical innovation to encourage high-quality research approaches.

It is also essential that clinicians and researchers are involved in any priority-setting exercise to establish feasibility of the research and also to recognise the importance to their patients of the topic of that research.

Happy City's research does seem to recognise the Turners' concerns.