Sentence examples for singular research from inspiring English sources

But it is the library's research division, with its world-class collections and singular research opportunities, that secures the Library of the Performing Arts' flagship status alongside New York's flagship opera, dance and symphonic organizations.

As a result, such a discussion of impact within academia is of global significance, particularly within Europe and Australia.Footnote 4 This article offers one qualitatively-driven contribution to a debate that reaches beyond any singular research framework, methodology, or indeed, nation.

UCSF therefore naturally attracts and promotes faculty driven by a singular passion: research.

The peculiarity of Brussels comes from the high concentration of European and International institutions located in the city, which makes it a very interesting and singular case of research.

The capturing of physiological signal variations, devoid of any metallic components presents a singular facet of research and amalgamates various interdisciplinary fields, while providing a robust architecture with minimal tradeoffs.

His one caveat about the findings: while impulsivity has historically been discussed as a singular personality trait, research is uncovering an "increasing appreciation" about how impulsivity could encompass a group of many behavioral characteristics.

It is important to recognize that nonhuman primates constitute a unique set of animal models that offer a singular combination of research advantages.

Despite this, microparasites (generally prions, viruses, bacteria, fungi, and protozoans) often remain the singular focus of research on emerging infectious diseases (35, 36 ).

The KT process is often viewed in an oversimplified and linear fashion, built upon a singular input of research on the effectiveness of a health intervention, and not addressing the policy process as a whole, nor the capacity that organizations have for policy [ 27].

Research collaboration is perhaps the singular feature that university research centers, broadly defined, share.

But even as bench-to-bedside approaches mature and prosper, translational research presents singular challenges for its practitioners.