scientific research
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- noun
- /ˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk rɪˈsɜːrʧ/
- Specialized
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investigación científica
- Investments in scientific research are essential for innovation and technological advancements.
- conduct scientific research
- cooperation on scientific research
- field of scientific research
The outsiders did some scientific research about how I was right about light.
- The outsiders did some scientific research about how I was right about light.
- Gene editing and its applications in medicine and scientific research is clearly one of those issues.
- Every scientific research project ends with we need to study this further.
- Unfortunately, this knowledge has not been put into action in scientific research.
- No, we need to reinvent the whole model of of scientific research.
- And so basically when you talk to them and you read the scientific research, we seem to know a few things.
- But you know a lot of people in the the health space, scientific research suggests that alcohol is a poison.
- There will be scientific research at a much higher level in orbit, commercial scientific research.
- And so we need to think about how to make the case for a very large investment in scientific research like the next big Collider.
- So together we want to keep fighting COVID and other chronic diseases and undertaking the best scientific research in the world.
- The unveiling motif, familiar and classical antiquity, aptly represents the aim of scientific research.
- And when that belief in Hubbard conflicts with scientific research, they will go with Hubbard, not with the research.
Examples
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She presented her findings from scientific research aimed at discovering new treatments for diabetes.
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Numerous benefits can be gained by using citizen-science techniques to conduct scientific research.
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For most scientific research, the purpose is obvious.
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The meeting increased my sense of the importance of collaboration in scientific research.
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The agency is also committed to continuing scientific research on health risks.
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The biggest benefit to science is that with more people participating in scientific research, more data is collected.
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Project ALS is driving scientific research forward.
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So together we want to keep fighting COVID and other chronic diseases and undertaking the best scientific research in the world.
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It is purely for scientific research, I can assure you.
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The team is conducting scientific research to understand climate change and its effects on wildlife.
Synonyms
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3.4
A careful study to find new facts about a subject
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2.9
A careful search for the truth about something
How Rigorous
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning of 'scientific research' is directly and compositionally derived from 'scientific' (connected to science) modifying 'research' (organized investigation), so a learner who knows both words can readily infer the phrase. This adjective+noun combination is a common, literal pattern across languages and contains no idiomatic shift, making it immediately comprehensible to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Scientific research gives a simple image: scientific means careful study and research is like 'searching again', where people test, check, and look closely to find new facts. So the phrase means the careful study people do to 'find facts' in science.