Sentence examples for research variation from inspiring English sources
In 1993, the NIH changed its policies to make inclusion of women the default in all research, variation from which requires explicit justification.
For example, in human disease research, variation in cell- or tissue-specific gene expression has implications for personalized medicine, and transcriptomics has become an attractive approach for cancer diagnosis and therapy choice (Parker et al. 2009; Rosenwald et al. 2002).
We also considered the Dean (DT) [ 18], and Bohning statistics (BT) [ 19], which have been used to test if geographical variation in rates is larger than that assumed under homogeneity in mortality studies [ 20], but have not been applied yet in health-services research variation analysis.
In this research, variations in the rebound from reinforced concrete beams before and after heating to 800 °C were investigated and compared with strength of the concrete core.
The top eight author keywords used and distribution during the last 20 years are displayed in Figure 11, where research variations can be roughly grasped.
Specific research into variation among GPs shows variation in diagnosis [ 8, 9], request for interventions [ 8, 10- 12], treatment [ 13, 14] and rate of referral to specialists [ 15].
In this research, the variation of the potential and the deposition time, two essential experimental parameters, is explored.
In this research the variation of thermo-hydraulics parameters in a primary loop under SGTR accidents at Bushehr VVER-1000 NPPlear Power Plant (NPP) is analyzed by RELAP5/MOD 3.2 thermo-hydraulics code.
In order to have an insight of the effects, Raman scattering, as a simple tool, was used to research the variation of the nanostructure systems by the Sb spray treatment with different times.
These inequalities may be explained by language barriers, unpublished research, and variation in the terms of health literacy.
Further research into variation in the overdiagnosis of melanoma by population groups is required.
