Sentence examples for timing research from inspiring English sources

Already at 3 months at RT, Ki-67 and other biomarkers show substantial losses in the percentage of positive cells and staining intensities compared to freshly cut slides [3 5], underlining the importance of planning and timing research studies using this type of material.

30 Timing research needs to assess the appropriate balance between multiple factors: the need for hot reporting and safety improvement, sociopsychological pressures for social desirability bias, patient recovery and adequate mental distance to the incident, and the potential for recall bias.

Zweig combines a detailed, scholarly approach to investing — he still personally leads a six-strong market-timing research staff — with active trading.

Sumner, Perkins and Lindstrom (2008, unpublished) identify a number of significant problems when attempting to track the impact of research: difficulty in determining conceptual influence (on opinion, attitudes and thinking); identifying research users, timing of assessment; attributing impact in the context of other drivers; and using qualitative and subjective data [ 10].

Ciena's press release did not include key terms such as amount or timing, the research analyst noted in a report.

The present manuscript summarizes the conclusions of the workgroup with respect to the type and timing of research that should be conducted.

Another area where timing of research participation might be an issue is in the TBI population.

Published literature calls attention to issues surrounding ideal timing of research; in order to achieve a balance between maximising the accurate recall of events, maximising the response rate and (if the respondent is a non-professional caregiver) minimising any potential distress an optimum timing must be sought.

Despite more than a 100-year-long research history, timing and position of the last glacial ice margins in the northeast German lowland are still up for debate.

Subjects were asked to walk 'as fast as you safely can' for 15 s down a straight hallway with the research assistant timing them with a stopwatch and measuring the distance traveled in inches.

Thus, avoiding as much as possible the heterogeneity of patients and timing that potentially confounds psychological research in cancer patients.