Sentence examples for strong research effort from inspiring English sources

This approach is especially the base of Operational Transfer Path analysis, an engineering method benefiting of a strong research effort in the last few years.

Recently, there has been a strong research effort directed at up-scaling small-scale hydrological processes to large-scale for use in large-scale hydrological models and atmospheric models.

In the last years a strong research effort was produced in order to develop and design new forming technologies able to overcome the typical drawbacks of traditional forming operations.

While such co-benefits have been amply documented to accrue in other sectors, such as agriculture, technology and forestry, the quantification of health co-benefits is at a particularly early stage and requires strong research effort and methodological development, such as proposed by Smith and Haigler (36).

Strong research efforts are however still needed to fulfill this potential and optimize cultivation systems and biomass harvesting.

However, our understanding of very complex fundamental mechanisms and sites of interactions between weak magnetic fields and biological systems is still incomplete and still deserve strong research efforts.

When asked whether he would liberalise US policy if scientific developments warrant (presumably, either because the available cell lines were not optimal or breakthroughs were so promising that a stronger, broader research effort was called for), the president said: "I spent a lot of time on the subject.

A strong African-based research effort would also provide the environment to nurture the experts and leaders of tomorrow.

A strong and immediate research effort is required for novel technologies that will generate the data required for risk assessments and decisions that truly protect public health.

Yet, a strong research community has been putting a large effort for several decades to understand ant social evolution from a number of angles, including theory [ 59], development [ 60, 61], evolution [ 62] and ecology [ 58].

Given the magnitude of the challenges posed by stigma and discrimination, it is clear that there needs to be a commensurate concerted effort to fund methodologically strong research to provide robust evidence to support policy decisions on investment and interventions.