Sentence examples for subordinated research from inspiring English sources

The results of the case studies serve to answer the subordinated research questions regarding the protest actors, their relationships, and the structure of the SAFs (see below).

The park was under the formal administration of the Forest Institute (Instituto Florestal, IF), a subordinated research body of the Environmental Department (Secretaria de Meio Ambiente, SMA) of São Paulo State, which was founded in 1886 to guarantee natural conservation.

Our second and subordinated research question addressed a more clinical issue and evaluates whether and to which degree osteoarthritis (OA) of the hip and lower limbs, which is rather common in older people, was related to higher sarcopenia prevalence rates.

Addressing our second and subordinated research topic, we demonstrated that sarcopenia prevalence in CD women 70+ years was significantly higher in women with OA at the hip and lower limbs.

Practitioners often feel constrained by research findings that do not acknowledge complexity and the need for adaptation, and where practitioner knowledge has been subordinated to research findings.

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.

The fear of a hostile takeover may not be the only reason American managements tend to subordinate everything market standing, research, product development, service, quality, innovation to the short term.

Related to this observation, several influential figures felt that although research in medical education should have a utilitarian dimension, the research agenda is currently too strongly subordinated to the demands of educators and administrators.

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).

Such frameworks aim to minimise the impacts of research procedures on the welfare of individual animals, but this minimisation is subordinated to specific scientific and societal interests, and to the integrity of the procedures required to serve those interests.