researcher

Examples of researching

researching

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This is a useful paper for those interested in researching the strategies that young learners employ.
Thanks to universities' dual function as teaching and researching institutions, a powerful impact is exerted by the language of academic publication.
Researching disadvantage amongst older people belonging to ethnic minority groups.
They are also useful for researching other issues.
This book purports to be a biography, but the writer faced very considerable difficulties in researching it.
These issues need to be resolved to ensure the effective collection of the cotton levy and the proper researching and management of seed production.
It begins with a dissertation at a research university, in which one compensates for the obscurity of one's subject by ferocious diligence in researching it.
The resources devoted to researching a story, composing its presentation, and making the first copy for delivery can be tremendous.
Researching lived experience involves a phenomenologically based way of gathering information as both researcher and interviewer interrelate.
Meteorologists researching storm dynamics are particularly interested in the question of how severe storms maintain their longevity and develop and maintain their rotational character.
Nonetheless, this book is a major contribution and is highly recommended for anyone working or researching with the crop.
Researching quality of life in early old age : the importance of the sociological dimension.
There is much valuable, reasonably up-to-date, material presented here, primarily for the benefit (it is to be presumed) of others variously researching in the field.
Overall, however, this is a stimulating and scholarly book that deserves to be known widely by readers researching the history of northern travels.
The final chapter consists of a large amount of tabulated data, which should prove very useful to scientists researching in this area.
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