Sentence examples for basic scientists and clinicians from inspiring English sources
New organizational structures strengthened collaborations between basic scientists and clinicians.
The idea was to bring basic scientists and clinicians together in an informal atmosphere to promote friendship and communication on research between them.
Engage basic scientists and clinicians in the center's work by distributing seed grants that can evolve into projects funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Held in St John's College, Cambridge, it brings together basic scientists and clinicians to discuss a well defined topic in detail under the chairmanship of one of the leaders in that field.
The complex interaction of neuroimmunology and neuroinfectiology represents a genuine challenge for basic scientists and clinicians to understand the mechanisms that are implicated, and identify possible biomarkers of severity that might predict the development of this devastating form of lupus.
Significance: It appears that while the field of otolaryngology (basic scientists and clinicians) may be enjoying increasing support of research, the clinical specialty of otolaryngology is among the many specialties that exhibit a trend of decreasing level of NIH support.
These researchers are a healthy mix of basic scientists and clinician scientists whose research activities have led them to embrace experimental research in distinct areas of critical care (inflammation, immunity, respiratory, metabolic, neurological, endocrine, trauma, and so forth).
The proportion of clinicians who agreed that biomedical journal peer review is fair was significantly higher than for basic scientists and clinician-scientists, thus contradicting our hypothesis.
Similarly, the proportion of clinicians stating that the "peer review system is fair" was significantly higher than that for basic scientists and clinician-scientists (p = 0.004).
A possible explanation for this result is that the proportion of basic scientists and clinician-scientists who reported the occurrence of peer review misconduct such as personal attacks and imposition of unnecessary references was significantly higher than clinicians.
