Sentences with phrase «intensive research so»

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Biology in Business is based in Cambridge, so it's no surprise to find a page of links dedicated to guiding a life science job search in one of the United Kingdom's most research - intensive regions.

And so began an intensive research project on posture, and I'm happy to report that by my wedding day, I was pretty proud of how straight I could stand up, not to mention how much better my back, shoulders, and neck felt.

Do some intensive breed research before you get one yourself so that you are not one of the people who ends up giving your dog up because they're too active or too strong or you can't bring them with you everywhere you'd like.

Capping 23 years of intense research, debate and negotiation, the Paris summit of the UN Framework on Climate Change Convention asserts that a good INDC should be «ambitious, leading to transformation in carbon - intensive sectors and industry; transparent, so that stakeholders can track progress and ensure countries meet their stated goals; and equitable, so that each country does its fair share to address climate change.»

This is especially so in less research intensive areas of the law.

Questionnaire measures are less resource intensive, so may be more suitable for research with larger samples.