Sentence examples for weighty research from inspiring English sources

Expect there to be further weighty research on the matter.* "Economic and Employment Outcomes of Obesity in Middle-Aged Women and Men", by Stephanie Fonda, Nancy Fultz, Laura Wheeler and Linda Wray.

What comes later, the more weighty "research", may or may not prove that such magazines are harmful to society, but that does not mask the puritanical, almost fascist undertones of the campaign to ban them.

Aid agencies and human rights groups, including the International Red Cross, Médicins sans Frontières, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have produced weighty research indicating that the Israeli army committed a variety of war crimes.

Back on land, she asked questions of experts, commissioned weighty research from the consultants McKinsey, and eventually launched the Foundation around the idea of the circular economy.

The weightiest research was in 2004, Dame Janet Smith's fifth report of the Shipman inquiry, which made many of the points that Ann Clwyd makes today.

Rather, she said, "People are appropriately anxious when the consequences are so weighty, and when your research is going to be so instantly taken up and used in a variety of contexts".

If Graham-Dixon had published his scholarly research as a weighty tome for fellow historians, and then made his revisionist case for an un-gay Caravaggio straight to camera, revealing his personal investment in these marvellously dark and moving paintings in a TV travelogue, then we might have had something very special indeed.

RECs are charged with the weighty responsibility of participant protection in research.

Hardly a day passes without a weighty, for the most part decently researched, report from a generally reliable source crammed with facts about the impact of a possible Brexit on everything from migration to the price of milk.

And of course the impact on UK research cannot – and should not – be isolated from other weighty matters in the referendum debate such as sovereignty, democratic accountability, regulation, and differing perceptions of the long-term goals of the EU.

doi: 10.7554/eLife.05503 Image Despite their diversity and abundance, the biology of many flatworms has not previously been studied in depth The written accounts and reasoning associated with how the species we currently use for biomedical research were selected as model systems have rarely included weighty consideration of either their evolutionary or natural histories (Alfred and Baldwin, 2015).