Sentence examples for value in research from inspiring English sources

The president's advisers on science and health policy, including Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services, see immense potential value in research with embryonic stem cells.

Some of these compounds, however, resist the enzymatic destruction that is the normal fate of IAA within the plant; this feature is of great value in research and in horticulture, because auxin action can be prolonged.

Genome editing in human cells is of great value in research, medicine, and biotechnology.

Magnetic susceptibility based (T2* weighted) contrast in MRI at high magnetic field strength is of great value in research on brain structure and cortical architecture, but its use is hampered by the low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) efficiency of the conventional spoiled gradient echo sequence (GRE) leading to long scan times even for a limited number of slices.

In this paper we analyze the use of the concept social value in research ethics.

Ensuring the replicability of study findings is an essential part of adding value in research.

Currently, OMI technology has already been widely used in various biological researches to track and rapidly evaluate the effects of various treatments; it shows great value in researches at molecular, cellular, tissular, and individual levels, holding great prospects of application in bioscience.

The associations of elevated homocysteine concentration with cardiovascular and neurodegenerative diseases along with the high prevalence of cumulative and now endogenous exposures to Pb in the population—suggest the potential public health value in researching joint interventions on diet and exposure to Pb.

This dual approach to the subject might not seem fully respectable to some paleontological colleagues, but Hume argues that a study of extinct animals calls for an imaginative and extrapolatory frame of mind, of a kind not always valued in research science: a readiness to see what is not there.

In particular, the Scandinavian Cooperative Design tradition, manifested through the Utopia project, provides a valuable resource for setting an agenda for CCI research that explicitly addresses ideals and values in research and practice.

RRI approaches still need some common ground, and I want here to make the case for establishing philosophy of science research as a central feature of RRI, not least because openness, transparency, and a broader involvement in research and innovation will require methods, assumptions, and values in research to be explicit, understood, and discussed.