Sentence examples for balanced research from inspiring English sources

In July, a report to Dr. Cook, the official in charge, called ignition by the end of this year "highly unlikely" and recommended that the project be "redirected towards a broader and more balanced research program".

Canada has a vibrant and balanced research program in the space environment discipline.

It also endorses NSF's current policies for reviewing grant proposals and in sharp contrast to a House bill emphasizes the importance of the social sciences as part of a balanced research portfolio.

The method for quantifying a Q–Q research study can be used to develop future balanced research by scholars and practitioners concerned with capturing contextual phenomena in empirically rigorous consumer research.

This is why I wrote a letter to the Senate Appropriations Committee in support of both the president's National Science Foundation budget request of $7.7 billion and the distribution of funds in a balanced research and education portfolio.

The balanced research instructions instructed participants to create a balanced argument that included both pros and cons and the unrestricted research instruction did not give any particular instructions on how to create the argument.

Her experience of balancing research and teaching while trying to make ends meet is a common one.

Balancing research and teaching can be tricky for university professors, regardless of whether they're from big or small universities.

A research scientist in the Department of Social and Decision Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Fong deftly balances research, teaching, and family as she pursues a demanding career in the field of public economics.

Previous research with adult participants has generally recognized the need to balance research utility and participant privacy in sharing genetic data (Ludman et al. 2010; Trinidad et al. 2012).

These correlates of scientific production provide guidelines for policy and management in universities, including criteria for balancing research and teaching loads, awarding fellowships and research grants, designing new policy for future hiring and creation of new graduate programs.