Sentences with phrase «useful in a research setting»

Excelled at clerical activities, which can be useful in a research setting.

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The formation of collaborative groups is, of course, very useful in any professional setting, especially research.

A French research team based at the Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense are looking to develop booster sessions for the FACETS programme, which will be particularly useful given the unpredictable and progressive nature of MS.. Other researchers in Norway and Germany are also undertaking work to adapt the FACETS programme for different clinical settings and healthcare systems.

«It's a very useful contribution in the sense that it's the first time a homogeneous data set of the entire moon, front and back, has been examined from the point of view of crater distribution,» says Jay Melosh, a planetary scientist at Purdue University who did not contribute to the new research.

The Institute of Neuroinformatics at the University of Zurich was established in 1995 and has a very useful set of links including lists of European and worldwide centres that are conducting neuroinformatic research.

Matt Hodgkinson, head of research integrity at the U.K. - based open - access publisher Hindawi, suggested that the platform may be useful for researchers in resource - poor settings.

To facilitate that generated data is useful to the receiving project and the research community in the long term, the Data Centre will set up a tracking database, focusing on the data management plan for SciLifeLab supported projects and including information about publications and where and how data made accessible by the projects can be found.

This tool can no doubt be useful for journalists in assessing the news value of a new piece of research, since it enables them to compare the results with a large set of data material.

The authors write: «While these numbers are very useful in the setting of research analysis, they are insufficiently correlated to be applied to diagnostic medical use.»

Included in this resources set are Presentation (including links to useful websites Research task sheet

Original measure development, which occurred at the University of Michigan during the period 2002 - 2010, had several goals: to identify the knowledge useful to teachers» work with students and to explore the possibility that this knowledge is unique to teaching; to provide a set of measurement instruments that could be used in research on teachers» knowledge; and to provide evaluators with an easy - to - use online administration and scoring system.

Lyman and colleagues combined different ocean monitoring groups» data sets, taking into account different sources of bias and uncertainty — due to researchers using different instruments, the lack of instrument coverage in the ocean, and different ways of analyzing data used among research groups — and put forth a warming rate estimate for the upper ocean that it is more useful in climate models.

This can be extremely useful in a number of settings, including education, autism research, businesses, restaurants, museums, and more.

The research evidence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander tobacco control is growing quickly, even though there are still many gaps, and the review will be useful to the recommendations for the future for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander tobacco control, as will evidence from other settings, often written by Australia's many world - leading tobacco control researchers.

In reference to the model's usefulness in academics, Digman (1990) says, «At a minimum, research on the five - factor model has given us a useful set of very broad dimensions that characterize individual differenceIn reference to the model's usefulness in academics, Digman (1990) says, «At a minimum, research on the five - factor model has given us a useful set of very broad dimensions that characterize individual differencein academics, Digman (1990) says, «At a minimum, research on the five - factor model has given us a useful set of very broad dimensions that characterize individual differences.