Sentence examples for synthesis of research from inspiring English sources

The HRS could provide funding and organisational support for various items including: long-term research centres; research brokerage/translator mechanisms; the creation of official committees of policy-makers and researchers; and mechanisms for review and synthesis of research findings.

Several recent innovations illustrate this social nature of KT, including the deliberations central to the development of evidence-informed policy briefs and to the creation of Rapid Responses, where researchers respond to policy-maker demand with a tailored synthesis of research evidence.

Jensen has continued to promote the genetic components of intelligence variations but, in 1996, his synthesis of research and arguments, 'The g Factor', was refused by publishers.

Barry Cunliffe's Britain Begins (Oxford, £30) is perhaps the best available synthesis of research on the early peopling of these islands.

5. Art Winfree's work on phase singularities in biological rhythms, and his wide-ranging synthesis of research by others, can be found in his magnum opus, "The Geometry of Biological Time," 2nd edition (Springer, 2001).

That said, "The Origins of Political Order" is a rigorous attempt to create a synoptic view of human history by means of a synthesis of research in many disciplines.

However, deficiencies in such areas as examining treatment mechanisms and the adequacy of reporting of methodology, essential for useful syntheses of research on these interventions, remain to be addressed.

Distinguish between 'normal' distress and depression requiring treatment was one of the barriers in recognising and diagnosing depression, Barley et. al. (2011) found in their meta-synthesis of research to identify barriers and facilitators [ 12].

The authors of a meta-synthesis of research on women's decision-making processes in relation to antenatal screening for Down's syndrome describe women as "wishing to know and not wishing to know" about risks and possible outcomes, which has some resonance with the accounts of women interviewed for this study [ 30].

Further, the Health Systems Evidence database contains over 4000 systematic reviews, evidence briefs and other syntheses of research evidence on governance, financial and delivery arrangements within health systems, and interventions designed to support change in health systems [ 12].

Systematic reviews, as scientific approaches to producing systematically and transparently quality-assessed syntheses of research, are now commonly produced in HICs and increasingly sought by clinicians, service users, professional bodies, funding agencies, and policymakers to inform their own decisions.