Sentence examples for subordinate research from inspiring English sources

The city houses Kazakhstan's Academy of Sciences and its many subordinate research institutes, numerous museums, an opera house, theatres producing in Russian, Kazakh, and Uighur, and the Pushkin State Public Library.

With more women subordinate to men in research labs, in the course of my career I have come across actual cases of sexual harassment by the PI, as reported to me by fellow students.

However, these two factors have been shown to be related to subordinate OCB in previous research (Podsakoff et al., 2000).

'Research-users' were often competent researchers themselves and not passive consumers of research knowledge or subordinate to the methodological expertise of researchers.

It is remarkable that the related holding company (TPICO) has decided to implement this research in other Subordinate distribution companies.

A team of three research nurses, a subordinate doctor, and the main investigator reviewed the patients' records to verify the data and record additional variables.

The results of our research suggest that subordinates of creative leaders are inclined to engage in OCB and that team creative efficacy mediates the relationship between leader creativity and OCB in that subordinates of creative leaders tend to perceive team creative efficacy to be high, which drives them to engage in OCB to support the team and colleagues.

The author's opportunity to participate in the Wenzhou Private Lending Registration Service Center's pilot program was due to his participation in an earlier project, the "financial innovation research in Q City (a subordinate county-level city of Wenzhou) in Zhejiang Province" in July 2009.

Previous research suggests that if a subordinate male is cohabitated with a dominant male, the subordinate male decreases investigation and sexual interaction with a female as the period of cohabitation increases, despite the fact that the dominant male is not present for these interactions [25].

Recently, a growing body of research which demonstrates that subordinates' perceptions of their working conditions are related to leadership behaviour [ 9].

Unsurprisingly, the qualitative research was mostly described as subordinate to the trial.