Sentence examples for sharing the findings from inspiring English sources

The insurance crime board, which is run by retired F.B.I. agents and other former criminal investigators, assists law enforcement agencies by sharing the findings of its own investigations.

This step-by-step process includes establishing the research problem, reading the relevant literature, crafting the research question, setting up of the research design, collecting data, discovering the findings, and sharing the findings to the teaching community.

BlogHer cofounder Elisa Camahort Page sent along an e-mail sharing the findings from the site's straw poll: "Over half the women who responded are still having fun with the name.

By applying the methods developed in this study to other Monsoon Asian regions with rapid population increases, it might be possible to develop a database as a platform for sharing the findings and knowledge to implement the conservation of biodiversity under changing conditions of land use and human population size.

The White House did not specifically prescribe whether colleges should release survey results to the public, except to say, "Sharing the findings shows that the school takes the issue seriously".

"No other conceivable causal influence... comes remotely close to matching the influence of parents on the religious faith and practices of youth," Smith said in a recent talk sharing the findings at Yale Divinity School.

Those forces were content to share the findings with the IPCC.

Since discovering the trend, Case and her colleague Angus Deaton, also an economics professor at Princeton, have shared the findings with healthcare professionals.

The controversy over an NHS hospital's refusal to publish a disturbing report on flawed eye operations carried out under a private contract deepened after it emerged that it had not even shared the findings with all the companies involved.

We shared the findings with the Scott Trust and we are now working on a new labelling system, refined and streamlined from the previous version, which makes the nature of all of our content very clear.

Wollaston has called for Hunt to share the findings of an evidence review carried out by Public Health England (PHE), which looked at the options the government could take to reduce the UK's excessively high sugar consumption.