Sentence examples for specific research needs from inspiring English sources
PCR amplification techniques (specifically annealing temperatures) have been modified by many to suit specific research needs (for review, see Aneja et al., 2012), but the original protocol was described as a two-phase process.
Specific research needs have been highlighted to further improve the effectiveness of these products.
The paper summarizes specific research needs based on previous publications and recent workshops concerning southern Ontario woodlots.
Issues considered were how to define obesity policy research, key challenges and key partners in formulating and implementing an obesity policy research agenda, criteria by which to set research priorities, and specific research needs and questions.
David Mimno, a graduate student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, has come up with something called Virtual Shelves, a program that arranges the card catalog in a way that matches specific research needs.
This review, however, focuses only on the ion release kinetics of the materials and the specific effect of the released ionic dissolution products on human cell behaviour, providing also a scope for future investigations and identifying specific research needs to advance the field.
Because of the tunable properties, biologists and clinicians could custom-design a material for a specific research need.
The council study has outlined the specific research needed to make each crop productive outside the Andes, and scientists believe that bioengineering will enable them to create new and more productive strains of Incan crops that will adapt more readily to other parts of the world.
There are also product-specific research needs, such as studying the possible role of e-cigarettes as a harm reduction or cessation tool among adult smokers.
It thus appears that demographic attributes may have varying relationships to support levels in different national contexts and that country-specific research needs to be undertaken to assess likely reactions to policy changes among different population segments.
The gaps of knowledge are critically reviewed highlighting specific future research needs and perspectives.
