Sentence examples for research trouble from inspiring English sources
Unreliable research: Trouble at the lab Jan Piotrowski | The Economist | 17 October 2013 Scientists are getting sloppy, and science journals too.
The Economist has published a scathing indictment of scientific research titled "Unreliable research: Trouble at the lab".
On current plans it will be 48% by 2022, says Stephan Kohler, head of the German Energy Agency, a research group.The trouble is that most wind and solar power is generated a long way from the parts of the country where the nuclear plants are to be switched off, so new power grids have to be built (see map).
The Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology has slammed the Oklahoma State University decision to cancel anthrax research as "troubling".
At a worldly view, new research revealed troubling trends for biodiversity.
In a media release, lead author of the study Dr Hagai Levine said the public health implications of the research were troubling.
In fact, poor women of all races were the most likely to be obese and the research shows troubling links between poverty, government assistance and health problems in the United States.
As the body of nutrition research grew, troubling revelations came to light.
They warn that nonexperts doing online research will have trouble distinguishing credible research from junk.
One in five older people who volunteer choose not to volunteer with young people because they think they are trouble, research from two children's charities reveals today.
The question "How many forms of 'autism' are there?" is more fundamental than "What is causing 'autism'?" Our inability to distinguish different, similar-appearing diseases is one reason genetic research has had trouble identifying genetic influences in autism.
