Sentence examples for biomedical initiative from inspiring English sources

And it was the first large-scale nationwide biomedical initiative led by a charitable organization.

The biomedical initiative, Yeo explains, is meant to combine these elements into "an integrated, goal-oriented approach to develop human, intellectual, and industrial capital" in the life sciences.

The government also established a ministerial committee to oversee the biomedical initiative, as well as the star-studded International Advisory Council.

Paul Herrling, head of pharma research for Novartis, says that Singapore's biomedical initiative enhanced its reputation for offering scientists a stimulating work environment.

A new exhibition called Beyond the Lab will open at the Science Museum on Thursday, showcasing a cross-section of contemporary biomedical initiatives in Europe.

A research and business incubator for information, energy and biomedical initiatives intended to feed the local economy is under construction there.

Besides sponsoring the two new biomedical initiatives and for the first time appointing its own regional science minister earlier this year, Spain's affluent northeastern state has freed up funding for about 30 life science faculty positions at the University Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona.

Academic Medical Centers (AMCs) play a key role in advancing medical care through cutting-edge medical research, yet traditional models for invention, validation and commercialization at AMCs have been designed around biomedical initiatives, and are less well suited for new digital health technologies.

A number of biomedical initiatives use computational modeling to integrate multi-scale anatomical, functional and clinical data from diverse sources.

In June 2000, at around the same time the first draft map of the complete human genome was unveiled by the International Human Genome Project, Singapore kick-started a major biomedical sciences initiative by opening the Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS).

If such regulatory legislation passed by Congress included a Reagan Biomedical Research Initiative at N.I.H, President Bush should feel comfortable in signing it.