Sentence examples for aging faculty from inspiring English sources

A backlog at the main state police crime laboratory -- an aging faculty in Ewing -- prevented a quick DNA test of blood from the crime scene and the van, so Mr. Benitez languished in prison until prosecutors finally hired a private lab to do the test.

A third of Ontario's aging faculty, 5500 professors in all, are expected to retire by the year 2010.

We're so big and we recruit so much that [the aging faculty work force] is not a significant issue for us.

Among the drivers of change is diminished NIH funding, fewer training opportunities, reduced interest among physicians to pursue research careers and an aging faculty of US academic health centers (AHCs).

On 14 April, the latest attempt at compromise ended in disappointment for scientists and university administrators who have been anxiously awaiting the start of a so-called Excellence Initiative designed to boost the fortunes of Germany's most competitive universities, which have suffered decades of tight budgets, aging faculty, and expanding student populations.

I just have a feeling the Pittsburgh defence will overwhelm the aging faculties of Cards quarter back Kurt Warner.

At research universities, though, even if retirement-age faculty were to retire en masse, their departments would have difficulty replacing them.

The background characteristics — including gender, age, faculty position, director position, working experience, EBM training, and academic level — were also examined.

The background characteristics – including gender, age, faculty position, director position, working experience, academic degree, and motivation of participation – were further examined.

Subsequent to a section for demographic information (gender, age, faculty, year of study, residence, religion, ethnicity, district), a vignette was presented of an undergraduate named "Z", exhibiting symptoms of Major Depression as per the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-IV [ 32] (Please see Additional file 1 for vignette).

The second category, which provides about $70,000 for so-called "rising stars," is intended to attract younger faculty to aging departments.