Sentence examples for traditionally research from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, research in these countries depends on external donor funding, expatriate researchers play a prominent role, national priorities are seldom articulated and there is limited engagement of local governments, which tends to create a vicious cycle in which research is oriented away from national needs and contributes little to local action [ 1, 14- 16].
Traditionally research chemists carry out four experiments a day, mixing chemicals in bucketlike containers.
Traditionally research in this area has been focused on competitiveness, productivity and technology efficiency [12] using cost analysis [8, 51].
Traditionally, research Ph.D.s interested in a career in science education sought positions at private secondary schools or small liberal arts colleges.
Traditionally, research on childhood mood disorders has focused on clinical trials and longitudinal course and outcome studies, rather than on prevention.
Traditionally, research in this area has enumerated the pet-owning population, described pet population dynamics in individual communities, and estimated national euthanasia figures.
In his seminal work The Peculiar Institution: Slavery in the Antebellum South (1956), Stampp studied the views held by slaves and refuted the traditionally researched view of slave owners that slavery was a harmonious institution accepted by both races.
This is a big change for a traditionally research-oriented company that's "stiff with Ph.D.s," he says.
In traditionally research-active countries such as Germany, France, the UK, and the Netherlands, universities are struggling to attract students to study maths, physics, and chemistry, in particular.
Our study findings have therefore confirmed both the importance and persistence of traditionally researched barriers in improving uptake of CPGs.
Whilst we were unable to map our survey respondents to the TDF, by utilising the TDF to expand and develop our questionnaire, a wide breadth of factors influencing CPGs beyond traditionally researched barriers such as "knowledge" and "time" were explored [ 29, 32].
