Sentence examples for understood research from inspiring English sources
While the exact magnitude of the nighttime bird collision problem in New York City is not well understood, research in other cities has shown the problem to be significant.
Although cereblon's precise role in development is not well understood, research has shown that its binding to thalidomide results in abnormalities in fin and limb development in zebra fish and chick embryos, respectively.
Although the process of osseointegration is not fully understood, research is ongoing to enhance and accelerate this process.
Nevertheless, this exploratory study has its value in being a first starting point in a not well understood research area, and should be seen as a basis for digging deeper into the question of which deficits in the interplay of both sectors exist and how to improve the efficiency of health care provision in Germany.
To explain, look at the visible conflicts and how they're typically understood: Research shows that people at all career levels suffer from the emotional and physical damage of workaholic expectations; destructive, stifling management practices; and a lack of sufficient vacation and leisure time -- all in the pursuit of "success".
Community members generally understood research as a form of inquiry.
The best solution for the UK's engineering industry would be to nurture engineers who understand research, as well as researchers with industry experience.
These include: A general online course targeted at postgraduate researchers (but useful to anyone wishing to understand research data management).
On the other hand, some level of knowledge should be maintained in a variety of fields for the researchers and firms to be able to follow and understand research made somewhere else.
Youth and other vulnerable populations might not understand research in the same way and to the same degree as a researcher, particularly when privacy and self-disclosure may have implications beyond the immediate moment.
We have also commissioned two studies: one to monitor the ERC's evaluation system and the other to better understand research career patterns, in particular unconventional career paths and the profiles of successful researchers.
