Sentence examples for virtually all research from inspiring English sources

Virtually all research funding in the UK is now competitive: we bid to research councils for it, or we win it through competing in the Research Excellence Framework REFF).

Stephen Harper, our prime minister, was a big admirer of John Howard and of George Bush, and he has cancelled virtually all research going on in Canada on climate change.

In 1970, U.S. President Richard Nixon banned the drugs and virtually all research ceased.

Virtually all research projects of the CSG program entailed collaborations or at least interactions with genomics research centres at various stages of the research trajectory (Zwart [2013]).

In addition, there are some areas for which virtually all research presented in court is LGS1.

Although HIIT holds promise, virtually all research to date has been conducted in the laboratory and it is uncertain whether these findings will translate into community settings.

Elaine Markson, Mr. Reich's literary agent and friend, said that he had completed virtually all the research for the second volume of the biography and had written roughly a third of it at the time of his death.

The multicultural, global faculty of the American university still inhabits the all-male, and virtually all-Christian, research universities of Mommsen's day.

It funds virtually all the academic research into biology and medicine in the US.

Alumni of the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences teach and conduct research in virtually all the world's most distinguished universities, and serve in leadership roles in many non-academic settings.

Second, because market price is a variable in virtually all microeconomic research, most titles and abstracts simply omit this keyword as a non-unique aspect of research methods and results.