Sentence examples for surplus research from inspiring English sources

So to write another biography within a decade might seem like an expedient and disingenuous recycling of surplus research.

To explore possibilities and to generate sufficient and accurate information for dairy farmers to reduce surpluses, research was carried out at the experimental dairy farm 'De Marke'.

When we realized that, oops, chimps can't get AIDS, we ended up with a surplus of research animals.

Liver was obtained from patients undergoing surgery who had consented (NRES Committee South Central Berkshire BB 11/SC/0443) to the use of excess tissue (resection surplus) for research.

To help the roundtable understand the potential public health ramifications of the measurement of folate vitamers in future NHANES, Regan Bailey of ODS described her population-based results with the use of the NHANES 2001 2002 serum folic acid (also referred to as unmetabolized folic acid) data that Tufts University had generated in a special surplus sera research project (Table 1) (11).

As a result, Jewish tradition not only permits the use of surplus embryos for research, it would encourage couples to donate them in keeping with Talmudic exhortations to be "God's partners and agents" in the act of medical care and the obligation to help save lives, said Dorff, a Conservative rabbi.

It was shown that the donation of surplus embryos for research is a worldwide problem.

Participants in the same study also believed that medical staff often used any surplus blood for research without informing the patient or seeking their permission.

Linking respective journal clubs or online EBM resources between institutions may create a bridge for smaller centers with fewer EBM educators to larger institutions with surplus leadership and research experience.

It is worth noting that because no legislation permitting the use of surplus cryopreserved embryos for research has thus far come into effect in China, the discussion about donation to research was in response to a hypothetical scenario, rather than actual practice.

Australian researchers have so far generated over 50 embryonic stem cell lines from surplus embryos, and three research groups have been licensed to attempt somatic cell nuclear transfer.