Sentence examples for an extramural from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, like Raymond Williams and EP Thompson, he became part of the postwar explosion in adult education as an extramural tutor at Hull University for 13 years.

Apparently out of nowhere – though he was actually an extramural lecturer – came "Wally" Simpson with his hilariously droll, subversively satirical plays.

During the course, I took the option of an extramural year to do laboratory research.

Most pathologists wish to see some remaining lymph node tissue to distinguish a malignant lymph node from an extramural metastasis.

In 1945, he became the first scientist at a medical school to be awarded an extramural grant from the National Institute of Health.

If you were perusing opportunities on job boards recently, you may have noticed a somewhat unusual listing: a National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Intramural Research OIRR) ad for recent doctorate recipients interested in partnering with an intramural research institute to apply for the NIH Director's Early Independence Award (EIA), an extramural program we have written about in the past.

As part of its broad mission to understand the interplay between environmental factors and genetic susceptibility in human health and disease, the NIEHS has an active extramural research program in neuroscience, particularly in the areas of neurodevelopment and neurodegeneration.

The 6th edition of the TNM classification [ 6] recognizes the heterogeneity of these lesions and suggests that they be classified as positive lymph nodes if they occur in the connective tissue of a lymph drainage area and have the form and smooth contour of a lymph node; if they have an irregular contour, then they should be classified under T as a discontinuous extramural extension.

The new entity should get $100 million more to develop a "vibrant extramural program" that funds research at universities and companies.

There, he worked on the mechanics of movement adaptation in non-inertial environments as part of a NASA extramural funding program.

Successive waves of foreign immigration began with Huguenot refugees creating a new extramural suburb in Spitalfields in the 17th century.