Sentence examples for research whether it is from inspiring English sources

World class research is world class research, whether it is occurring in a research-intensive university or in another other sort of university.

A cut of this size could prove very disruptive to that research, whether it is applied across the board or to some grants only, one former NIH scientist said.

All such research, whether it is conducted on the International Space Station or in the Mars 500 project or at Concordia, provides valuable pieces toward what I perceive to be a gigantic jigsaw puzzle.

Now the companies have decided to research whether it is worth trying to tap into a series of geologically tricky fields that hold another four billion barrels, or about half of Clair's oil, and create another production center, Mr. Garlick says.

Topics included: 'understanding of research, who does research, whether it is good or bad to do research, who benefits, experience in and willingness to participate in research, what sort of information would they want to know before deciding'.

• To the Editor: You delved into one of the most controversial issues in cancer research — whether it's ethical to put patients on a therapy that is known to be nearly ineffective for the sake of "clean" control data.

Showing off your research, whether it's "I walked through the shopping centre and heard this week's No 1, Madonna's Papa Don't Preach, playing over the speakers" in a novel set in the 1980s, or weird lists of incomprehensible slang in Regency romances.

The one issue on which they tend to agree is that any worthwhile evaluation of research — whether it be for disbursing grants or encouraging excellence — needs to be based on a range of measures, not just the quantity of publications and how often they are cited by others.

All fields in airborne research, whether it's atmospheric physics or remote sensing, will benefit from it".

But sex research, whether it be straight or gay, Hamer argues, has the greatest biological and human relevance.

Much of the other half goes to urban living research, whether it's somewhat frivolous applications in the living-room-of-the-future or ways to repurpose human waste into fuel.