Meanings of key research in English

One of her key research areas is in epidemic responses to… Audio

One of her key research areas is in epidemic responses to emerging infectious diseases.

Assigning functional roles to the catalog of uncharacterized phosphorylation sites is a key research challenge.

In this setting, key research findings are being used to shape the plan's adolescent health services.

The National Science Foundation recently named engineered living materials one of the country's key research priorities.

However, key research challenges include ecological validity (training design), transfer of learning and long-term effects.

Certain appointments, even in the key research area, will require the approval of the Higher Education Authority.

Today she will visit one of our key research centres, the Tyndall National Institute at University College Cork.

On the other hand, Zachariah was not only his brother, but one of Anastasia Chernevsky's key research directors.

There is some bad news, however, in that funding for one key research programme has been put on hold.

The synthesis of facet-controlled structures with precise morphology and exposed reactive surface is one of the key research challenges.

We also explore the historical underpinnings and clinical impetus for suspending puberty in this population, and propose key research priorities.

A recent symposium in New Zealand has provided key research data into how overseas matai, or chiefs, engage with their responsibilities.

Discovery of new molecular entities with adequate clinical activity for diabetic retinopathy remains one of the key research priorities in ophthalmology.

Dow only secured regulatory clearance to acquire DuPont after pledging to sell key research and development activities and other major assets.

In multivariate clinical trials, a key research endpoint is ascertaining whether a candidate treatment is more efficacious than an established alternative.