Sentence examples for competitive scientist from inspiring English sources

In short, I believe the key to Walter's success was his yin and yang embodiment of old-world scholar and modern competitive scientist.

As China seeks to become more competitive, scientists on the job in the United States are being asked to share technology data.

asserts that the network achieved "an unprecedented" degree of cooperation among normally highly competitive scientists who gave up claims of priorities and patents.

He thinks competitive scientists get bored if they aren't stressed.

But women avail themselves of those policies more often than men do because men fear they may not be regarded as serious, competitive scientists if they take parental leave, Mason writes in an e-mail.

Their sum constitutes the paradigm of the Timbuktu Academy for its precollege and college mentoring processes and activities, the aim of which is to produce competitive scientists, engineers, and mathematicians.

Already, drugs companies complain about the time and resources devoted to turning academic chemists with the best qualifications into globally competitive research scientists.

There is nothing wrong with that and, in fact, these programs, e.g. MSTP (and yes, students in these programs have both graduate and medical school paid for), produce some of the best and most competitive physician-scientists in the world.

The U.S. government supports research through NASA but that funding program is extremely competitive and scientists have to write 6-10 proposals in order to get just one funded.

The danger is major, if unscrupulous teams that practice mutual gift authorship extensively [29] make their unscrupulous members more competitive against scientists with more demanding authorship standards.

Says Cao, "The best chance to be competitive as a scientist in China is still to get postdoctoral training overseas".