Sentence examples for Meagre research from inspiring English sources

Of the meagre research I have read in support of various cures, all was paid for, at least in part, by pharmaceutical companies.

Although some private French drug makers, such as Servier and Fournier, spend more than 15% of sales on R&D, on a par with large multinational firms, most have meagre research budgets.

However, there has been meagre research on public familiarity and attitudes towards GCPV and the associated subsidies and feed in tariffs.

FOR years, drug makers have complained that government-controlled pricing of pharmaceuticals in European countries, along with meagre public investment in biomedical research, poor communication between academia and industry and bureaucratic delays, combine to make Europe a less attractive place to do business than America.

In Bulgaria, for example, the average annual salary is a mere €3500 for all researchers and a meagre €1960 for those with 4 years or less of research experience.

Until now scientists have had to be content with the relatively meagre date obtained by instrument-carrying research rockets.

Japan's Fisheries Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi blamed "unforgivable sabotage" by the activist group for the meagre haul, netted under a scientific research loophole in the international moratorium on whaling.

Dimitry Khmelnitsky of Veritas, another research firm, argues that Valeant's meagre organic growth will force it to seek more deals.

If you're applying for a teaching role at a less research-intensive university, then do I really want to wade through seven or eight pages of information about your research experience before I get to a meagre section on your teaching?

However, the research on non-response bias in relation to drinking is meagre and the findings have been mixed [ 37].

Presently, TB research is grossly under-funded, which has resulted in a meagre pipeline of new technologies for TB diagnosis, treatment and prevention [ 181].