"researcher does not" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a negative action taken by a researcher. For example: "The researcher does not believe that the data will support her hypothesis."
The focus of the present work was to investigate the cost of and willingness for data standards implementation within a clinical trial design study, in which the researcher does not have the prior intention of using their data for research collaboration.
Even if a researcher does not explicitly acknowledge the source of the strains employed in her research, the nomenclature of strains identifies those originating from the GKC.
During the initial stage of identifying research priorities, content analysis was used and this can introduce bias as the researcher does not have the opportunity to discuss their responses directly with participants.
One corner-cutting researcher does not impugn a whole field.
The front-page story, citing a government researcher, does not necessarily reflect Beijing's official position.
Michael Slavkin, a professor at the University of Southern Indiana and an educational psychology researcher, does not recommend accelerated programs.
That researcher did not become infected, however.
Photographer and gutsy researcher do not an "obscure scholar" make.
If consent was not given, then the researcher did not proceed with the survey.
The researcher did not previously know the patients and doctors/caregivers participating in the study.
To reduce interview bias, the researcher did not approach any patients who were under her care.
