Sentence examples for struggling research from inspiring English sources
Analysts at Northland Capital Partners said: ValiRx takes a low-risk approach to cancer drug development: by outsourcing much of its drug development work to contract research organisations the company has flexibility in quickly terminating any struggling research programmes.
They are all struggling with research failures as they scramble to replace their cash cows, like Pfizer's multimillion-dollar gamble on a replacement for the cholesterol-lowering drug Lipitor, which failed miserably in clinical trials.
Scandals shed light on organisational practices that used to be formally condemned yet commonly ignored, such as cooking the books (such as Parmalat) or struggling with research (such as Theranos).
She said, at the most basic level, lack of a home internet connection or a computer could mean that children struggled to research homework or complete coursework and were unable to access school websites which allow pupils to submit work digitally and receive feedback from teachers.
Exploring their relations offers ways to address challenges faced by interdisciplinary management research, which struggles to connect research and practice.
From our observations and interviews it also appeared that the clinics were not just struggling with the research process, but were subtly resistant to the notion of conducting research within their clinic, as such an evaluation process could be construed as interfering with their carefully conceived patient services.
"How many potential future Nobel Prize winners are struggling to find research support today, or have been sent home on furlough?" he said.
And buried in Obama's platform are proposals likely to worsen the glut of young scientists struggling to start research careers.
Having instruction delivered by the computer frees teachers to conduct the sort of targeted interventions with struggling students that research suggests is most effective at improving student learning (Bush and Kim 2014; Waxman and Houston 2012).
The New and Clean Energy Group was struggling to advance research and developments at the time so the Turkish Scientific and Technical Research Council (TUBITAK) approached the issue positively and decided that an autonomous organisation was needed to deal with renewable energy application issues in Turkey.
I remember struggling on a research paper, and I simply couldn't create a good thesis statement.
