Sentence examples for revived research from inspiring English sources

B1 WEEKEND E1-30 E31-38 ESCAPES F1-12 SPORTSFRIDAY D1-8 OBITUARIES C13-14 Manfred Korfmann A German archaeologist whose excavations revived research and debate about ancient Troy, he was 63.

Increasing resistance to currently available anti-TB drugs (5) and insensitivity of the only widely available diagnostic tool, sputum smear microscopy (6), have revived research.

These data and results published by the group of Gillanders (Osta et al, 2004) revived research on the biological function of EpCAM, which is now delivering breakthrough results.

But rather than collecting dust in the catacombs of cyberspace, we can revive research using social media.

The MIUR ministry itself has set $600 million aside for initiatives to revive research in the South, with the creation of 12 public-private research programmes and training laboratories for young researchers.

New strategies to revive research were proposed in a number of editorials written by experts in anesthesia research approximately five years ago [ 5- 9].

He thinks a better way to revive the research pipeline is through radically rethinking the research model.

"Moynihan's study of the relationship between poverty and family structure," William Julius Wilson said, "provided a framework for social scientific investigation that has -- especially since the mid-1980's, when research on the black poor was revived -- influenced research ideas and the development of research topics across social science disciplines".

This triggered a renewed search for ancient Chinese sources and attempts to revive mathematical research with traditional Chinese methods.

He also used his executive authority to try to improve the background check database and to revive government research into gun violence.

BUSINESS DAY A headline in some copies on Tuesday about a Swiss pharmaceutical company's turning to an American scientist to revive its research operations misspelled the company's name.