Research Findings Clause Samples
The Research Findings clause defines the ownership, use, and disclosure rights related to any discoveries, data, or results generated during the course of a research project. Typically, this clause specifies whether findings belong to the sponsoring party, the researcher, or are jointly owned, and may outline obligations for sharing results or publishing them. Its core function is to clarify intellectual property rights and responsibilities, thereby preventing disputes over the use or publication of research outcomes.
Research Findings. The Sandwich Deli : Morning Trade The Sandwich Deli is not open in the morning. Afternoon Trade Daily, The Sandwich Deli has about 150 customers. Just Sandwiches : Morning Trade Just Sandwiches serve around 75 people for breakfast. Afternoon Trade Afternoon Trade is higher at around 200 customers per day. Tramezzino : Morning Trade Tramezzino are open, but do not sell any form of sandwich in the morning. Afternoon Trade Tramezzino typically serve about 200 customers per day. This includes both sit down and take away customers. The Supermarket : Morning Trade The Supermarket don't sell any breakfast type sandwiches. Afternoon Trade From observing the sandwich fridge, The Supermarket sells about 200 to 300 sandwiches a day. Packed lunches : There is significant competition from customers who eat sandwiches made at home at lunchtime. To try and gather some additional information, we conducted a questionnaire on the high street. We used this questionnaire to try and get a feel for what the local customers had for breakfast and lunch, how much they paid and where they bought it. Over a two week period we interviewed 1,000 people at different times of the day. Research Findings Of the 1,000 people interviewed : • 56% were Men • 44% were Women Breakfast Sandwiches : • 20% had some sort of sandwich for breakfast. • 80% did not have a sandwich, or had no breakfast. The top five fillings for breakfast sandwiches were : Example Sandwich Co. • Bacon • Egg • Tomato • Sausage • Mushrooms Or any combination of the above. 75% of customer stated that they usually buy a coffee with their sandwich. Lunch Sandwiches : • 80% had a sandwich for lunch. • 20% did not have sandwiches, or had no lunch. The top five fillings for lunch sandwiches were : • Chicken • Ham • Cheese • Bacon • Tuna 75% of customer normally also buy a soft drink and crisps. 25% of customer would normally buy a coffee instead of a soft drink. Pricing : • Breakfast Sandwich Customers are typically prepared to pay : 29% - Up to £1.50 51% - £1.50 to £2.00 17% - £2.00 to £2.50 3% - £2.50 and over • Lunch Sandwich Customers are typically prepared to pay : 21% - Up to £1.50 56% - £1.50 to £2.50 17% - £2.50 to £3.00 6% - £3.00 and over Where they buy : 55% bought a sandwich either on the high street or at the supermarket. 45% take sandwiches to work. From the questionnaire that we conducted on the high street, we have extrapolated the gathered data to assist in forecasting the potential number of sandwiches we can ...
Research Findings. Living memories of de-industrialisation and urban decline In the course of our research in the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Art Gallery and Museum we came to realise that in the course of investigating the memories of the ‘difficult past’ we had been documenting a widespread atmosphere of the ‘depressing present’ of contemporary life in de-industrialised urban centres. Such a finding is not surprising; after all memory is as much about the present as the past (Mah, 2010). People are involved in on-going memory work when they re-interpret the meanings of past events in order to make sense of the present and, perhaps, project possible trajectories for the future (Hamilakis and Labany, 2008). This feeling of the ‘depressing present’
Research Findings. 6.1 The Researcher must provide a summary of the Research Findings, using a format, language and concepts that are non-technical, to:
(a) participants, unless it would be inappropriate in the circumstances to provide the summary to the participant (for example, it may be inappropriate to provide a summary of the Research Findings to a child participant who does not have sufficient maturity/ capacity to understand the Research Findings); and
(b) the school and/or other Departmental Sites.
6.2 The Researcher must provide the Research Findings to the Department, using the template provided by the Department, for consideration and comment.
6.3 The Department may publish the Research Findings on QERI where the Researcher has provided its consent in QERI.
6.4 The Department reserves the right not to publish the Research Findings on QERI.
Research Findings. There is currently a large backlog for housing in South Africa. The government has however got strategies in place to counter this backlog and provide for more houses or opportunities to own a residential property for those in the country that do not have the privilege of owning a house. While the government provides a comprehensive housing subsidy programmes, its capacity to meet the growing demand and backlog is seriously challenged, especially given reduced GDP growth rates and rising unemployment and the ever rising population figure. It is therefore very imperative for housing to be developed and provided right across the country for all income groups. The Instalment Sale Agreement concept is still a fairly unfamiliar funding option in South African housing market, but if it is introduced more and more in the market the property developer and prospective residential property owner will become more accustom to it and will therefore be more than willing to accept it in the market place. Thus, the Instalment Sale Agreement is considered to be a viable option for the developer. It provides the developers with more demand in the market to develop for, and more viable developments effectively imply a better income and profit stream for the developers.
Research Findings. The present chapter illustrates the current e-Governance training status and training needs research findings. The findings are split into two parts, presented in two different sections. Information regarding e-Governance training programs is presented in section 3.1 and survey/workshop results related to e-Governance training needs are presented in section 3.2.
Research Findings. One way ANOVA indicated that programs not serving children receiving subsidies were rated higher on overall quality, language and reasoning, learning activities, and social interactions. Teacher salary was significantly correlated with overall quality, and after controlling for teacher salary, subsidy density did not uniquely predict variance in overall quality.
Research Findings. The Community Health Strategy in Gichagi seeks to improve the health of the slum’s residents by providing basic and preventive care and health education to the community via trained community health workers. In presenting the findings from my assessment, I aim to establish whether the program is meeting its goals and provide insight into the following research questions: • Are Gichagi residents aware of the community health services offered in Gichagi? • How do residents of Gichagi view community health services and community health workers? • Do residents of Gichagi feel that the CHW program has positively impacted their health? • What benefits and constraints do CHWs experience in fulfilling their roles? Kikuyu 84 70% English 37 30.8% Kamba 8 6.7% Luhya 6 5% Kisii 4 3.3% Maasai 2 1.7% Meru 2 1.7% Embu 1 0.8% French 1 0.8% The survey was divided into four sections: demographic information, awareness of available community health services, attitude towards community health providers, and utilization of community health services. Demographic information indicated that 80.3% of the 120 respondents were female, and the median age was between 30 and 39 years. When asked what languages respondents spoke in their homes, the three most commonly reported languages were Kiswahili, Kikuyu and English (see Table 1). The majority of respondents reported being married at 68.33%, while 16.67% were single, 8.33% were widowed, and 5% were separated. The average number of household members was 4.6, with a range from 1 to 17. Primary school was the most commonly completed level of schooling by 34.17% of respondents, while secondary school was completed by 13.33% of respondents and vocational schooling by 10.83%. Out of 120 respondents, 65.83% said they were aware of community health services in Gichagi. The most commonly reported services of which they were aware were deworming at 58.2%, community level health education at 51.5%, and home-based care at 29.1% (see Table 2). When asked to identify their community health provider, 47.9% of respondents reported being aware of their CHW’s name. Respondents offered a variety of names, the most frequently cited being the head of the CHC at 37.74% (n=20/53). Additionally, over half of the 22 names provided were not those of current CHWs. Only 50.83% of respondents considered community health services to be well known within Gichagi. Most respondents reported receiving health information from another health provider (82.5%) and medi...
Research Findings. Although not a research grant, there are a series of lessons learnt that are worth sharing in this report.
Research Findings. The research conducted and common knowledge both dictates that people across all income groups wants to own a house in which they and their family can live, feel secure in and prosper. For the majority of people, the purchase and ownership of a residential property constitutes their most expensive financial investment ever. Thus, a prospective home buyer will seek out the most secure but affordable and financially convenient method to purchase a home. The Instalment Sale Agreement does offer an option whereby more prospective home buyers could qualify to purchase a property due to the structuring of the financial responsibilities in such agreement. The research findings in chapter 4, clearly supports the above statement. The research findings show that there will be an interest in alternative funding methods if it provides the buyer with a possibility and opportunity to successfully apply and qualify to purchase a property. The research findings indicate that only a small portion of people do not believe that Instalment Sale Agreement option could be successfully implemented in the residential property market. The majority believes that it would be possible to successfully introduce and employ it in the market. However, adequate attention should be given to the education of the consumer on all aspects and benefits of the Instalment Sale Agreement concept as a crucial element to ensure success. In addition, research findings also indicated that the general prospective buyer needs to be educated thoroughly on safe and secure alternative financing methods available to purchase property. By educating the prospective home buyers they will become more accustom to alternative financing options and it might be that a financing option like the Instalment Sale Agreement just might become the most sought after financing option when property is purchased.
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