Sentence examples for researcher set out from inspiring English sources

On Monday afternoon, the first afternoon of summer, your researcher set out to find a jingle-playing Mister Softee truck.

However, some Aussie researcher set out to answer the age old question "Where have all the bloody teaspoons gone?" with a longitudinal cohort study.

When James Douglas, a 31 year old doctor and researcher, set out to collect details about all the babies born in the week of 3-9 Marche1946, he didn't know he was beginning a cohort study.

Patients were contacted by telephone during the morning of each planned interview before the researcher set out, to re-check the suitability of the appointment in terms of the patients' health status that day: this resulted in a small number of interviews being re-scheduled.

Methodologies included: a) Stories reported by people with CFS/ME themselves (published 'own stories'); or b) Primary research where researchers set out to assess needs of people with CFS/ME; or c) Primary research not specifically designed to examine needs (e.g., designed to assess impact or experiences of living with CFS/ME), but where expressed needs of people with CFS/ME were described.

Glaser (1998) believed that the grounded theory researcher sets out to discover patterns of behavior among particular groups of people in specific contexts.

Past research has linked mindfulness to better health, so a group of researchers set out to investigate whether mindfulness might play a role in the interplay between feeling motivated to exercise and actually getting up and doing it.

Building on extensive research which shows that bullying causes mental illness in children and adolescents, researchers set out to explore the short and long-term physical health effects of being victimised.

The researchers set out to determine why this was so.

Now, the researchers set out to determine why.

Intrigued, the researchers set out to discover why.