Sentence examples for Core researcher from inspiring English sources

He is a core researcher of the Social Science Genetic Association Consortium SSGACC).

In June, levels of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere above Antarctica rose past the 400 parts per million milestone, contrasting with the pre-industrial level of 280ppm, said Robert Mulvaney, an ice core researcher at BAS and co-author of the Nature paper.

This, in my opinion, is the biggest challenge for a core researcher who is used to being very independent.

The discussion about the abilities of MRU core researchers and the determinants that influence the conduct of clinical research in the social, economic and cultural contexts of Lambaréné was expected to support the understanding of how the scientific work is generated and perceived by the producers in a context of periphery dealing with core collaborators based in rich countries.

He vividly reconstructs important turning points, as when a Connecticut field biologist, Joe Dowhan, came to one of the core researchers, Allen Steere at Yale, with the distinctive rash and other symptoms -- and with a tick.

When I.B.M.'s David Ferrucci and his team of about 20 core researchers began their "Jeopardy!" quest in 2006, their state-of-the-art question-answering system could solve no more than 15 percent of questions from earlier shows.

Core researchers acknowledge that their elusive subject can be challenging, and they might be tempted to throw tantrums save for the fact that the Earth does it for them.

As scientists in Maine, Heidelberg, and elsewhere focus on analyzing the core, researchers at Harvard will comb through historical sources with the goal of creating a database of written records that address Europe's climate from 1500 back to about 800.

CPPL's core researchers will come from the full-time faculty members of the Department of Healthcare Policy and Research at Weill Cornell Medicine.

Both core researchers and field staff were involved in the analytical discussions through reflexivity and triangulation [ 24], to broaden the analysis perspectives.

CP, cumulative percentage A systematic view of JCV papers to discern the distinct set of core researchers, institutional affiliations and corresponding countries helps us to gain a deeper understanding of approaches to JCV.