Sentence examples for a research budget from inspiring English sources

Dr. Morton still performs surgery on cancer patients and runs the cancer institute, which has a research budget of $25 million a year, most of it from the National Institutes of Health.

Kessler, a pediatrician and a lawyer, will oversee an institution with 4000 faculty and staff, 1000 students, and a research budget of about $200 million a year.

Today it has more than 600 staff, 4,000 students, and a research budget of £200m.

Hogg and Noble put their Canongate edition together on a research budget of £15,000.

Furthermore, it says, to justify his salary, Dr. Raveché insisted that one consultant benchmark it against the presidents of elite universities including Johns Hopkins, which has a research budget 50 times larger than Stevens's.

To see if such steps are working — and to keep pace with Wall Street ingenuity — the new bureau will have a research budget allowing it to test whether consumers truly know what they're signing up for.

Its own filings cite a scant research budget and a need to sell more stock to fund operations.

The cost for analyzing such large numbers of environmental samples would compromise other aspects of a study with a limited research budget, such as reducing the number of participants or collecting less frequent biologic samples.

WASHINGTON, D.C. As head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), Anthony Fauci wields a $4.4 billion research budget and has a punishing schedule.

► "As head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), Anthony Fauci wields a $4.4 billion research budget and has a punishing schedule," Kai Kupferschmidt wrote earlier today at ScienceInsider.

In particular, for a given research budget, there is typically a trade-off between measurement detail and sample size [ 1].