Sentence examples for scientific yields from inspiring English sources
The manned space program, fuelled by superpower pride and competition, was a human indulgence, and, insofar as it continues to exist, should be sold to us not for its supposed "spin-offs" and indirect benefits, and not for its scientific yields (machines do, in fact, do the science better), but for its feel-good hubris and its conquering heroism.
To optimize their scientific yield, RCTs can be designed to investigate multiple research questions.
This study design demonstrates one way to optimize the scientific yield of an RCT.
Modern instrument-simulation techniques offer the possibility of increasing the scientific yield from archival space datasets.
Eligibility criteria and screening procedures are designed to optimize the scientific yield and maximize the safety of clinical trials.
Surface mobility is an obvious requirement for the purpose of geochemical exploration, since selected rocks have a much higher scientific yield than the average regolith.
At the same time, our findings reveal that this impact is indirect: selectiveness and pro-activeness influence the amount of financial resources obtained from industrial partners, while the scientific yield itself is contingent on these resources.
Based on survey data collected from engineering professors at two European universities (Politecnico di Milano, Italy: n = 117; and KU Leuven, Belgium: n = 70), we analyze whether the scientific yield from collaborative projects with industry depends on the degree of proactiveness, selectiveness and novelty of research topics.
There exists a lack of knowledge regarding the quantity and quality of scientific yield in relation to individual cancer types.
It may be a source of concern for those working in less fashionable areas of oncology that a small number of cancers dominate the scientific yield.
In order to assess scientific yield relative to disease burden, a publication ratio was derived using a method described by Al Shahi et al. in 2001 [17].
