Sentence examples for term research efforts from inspiring English sources

Both papers are the result of long term research efforts by multiple authors, and are supplemented by a multitude of software environments: all of the software engineering tools under study are available via virtual machines (VMs) in the academic SHARE cloud.

Considering that it is unlikely that significant improvements in health outcomes will be achieved in the short term, research efforts need to focus on developing good quality longitudinal data to assess the impact of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander child and maternal health programs and services over several decades.

The 200-page report includes a host of recommendations for long-term research efforts, economic policies and initiatives in the private sector.

He has a long-term research effort called Project Halo that aims to encapsulate artificial intelligence within digital textbooks, to help teach students in developing countries and assist researchers.

White has long been involved with efforts to study and protect dolphins, as well, and is on the scientific advisory board of the Wild Dolphin Project, a long-term research effort off the Bahamas that was written up (and videotaped) for The Times in 2011 by my friend Erik Olsen.

The work presented in this article is the result of a long-term research effort where related studies have been presented along the way.

According to Triantafyllidou, the public health mindset in the United States appears to have changed in the mid 1980s with the onset of studies such as the Cincinnati Lead Study, a long-term research effort that helped put lead paint and dust front and center in the struggle to reduce children's exposure to lead.

In general, the USA ranked highest in terms of quantitative research efforts, which was evident as depicted by density-equalizing mapping techniques and by using the Gastner and Newman's algorithm [41].

It should be considered as a core ingredient of comprehensive household toxics' testing, and has potential to improve participant retention and the overall positive impact of long-term environmental health research efforts.

The JCRC should also consider developing a greater issue-based approach to child welfare advocacy, both in terms of its future research efforts and advocacy.

Brazil is emerging in economic terms as well as research efforts, and its exponential growth since the 1990s has been underlined in many studies, characterized by publication largely in national journals, while having lower rates of international collaboration than the rest of the Latin American countries [ 28- 30].