Sentence examples for terms research from inspiring English sources

Since then, with some weak terms, research bases for historical seismology have been accumulated mainly by seismologists in Japan.

"China is certainly developing very fast," says Evans. "In less than 10 years, it had doubled the percentage of GDP [gross domestic product] spent on R&D to around 1.3%." This is still lower than the US, Japan, and most of Europe, but, Evans says, "in cash terms, research funding has risen very rapidly indeed, allowing renewal of laboratories and equipment".

Because this model assumes that no studies take place under the biorepository protocol, our consent form deliberately uses the terms "research" and "storage project" rather than "study".

In general terms, research techniques were used in a less structured way in the beginning of the study and gradually defined while insights and preliminary knowledge was gathered.

The terms "research productivity", "output" and "performance", are used interchangeably.

The terms "research output", "research productivity", and "research performance" were used to retrieve potentially relevant studies published over the last 5 years.

Dr Eric Silverman, a researcher at Southampton University on his second fixed-term research contract since his PhD, echoes her frustration.

"We need a long-term research investigation".

Competitors like Siemens, Royal Philips Electronics and United Technologies are all stepping up long-term research.

Why? –Would short-term research have drawn the same conclusions as the long-term study?

These didn't all happen in long-term research, but sometimes just because of fun experimentation".