While support consisted of instrumental (money, time, university facilities) and mentor-specific components (advice, direction, engagement, feedback) [ 14], outcomes were also dependent on the grant recipient's individual characteristics, e.g. motivation, commitment, and level of previous research experience.
"Professors are saying, 'You can't support my research, so I'm taking it elsewhere.' " Their departure, or even their increased teaching time, can have a domino effect, college officials say, because universities are so heavily dependent on the research grants professors secure from industry and government.
With salaries dependent on grants and grants dependent on outcomes, money is always tight and the pressure to come up with winning experiments is intense.
Benitez hinted on the day Parry announced his departure that a new deal was dependent on him being granted the security of knowing who the future owners of the club might be.
However Salford's poor form - one win in eight league games since they replaced Brian Noble with Iestyn Harris as head coach - has prompted the club to secure an early release, with Locke's availability dependent on being granted a visa.
If you own assets – and if you manage them well – you are not dependent on the largesse of grant makers or the passing vagaries of consumer or government spending.
He added: "The success of the badger vaccination initiative is dependent on staff being granted access to as much land as possible.
The platform has been publicly funded through a number of international and national grants.6 Its long-term sustainability is dependent on the continued availability of grants or the future development of an alternative funding model.
There was obvious logic to making the granting of a GRC dependent on divorce back in 2004, when the Gender Recognition Act was passed.
But as hospital budgets have tightened, the cost of doing science has risen, laboratories have grown in size, and research has become a more-than full-time job, physician-scientists have becomore-than full-timeent on comore-than full-timeom the federal government.
THE Marshall Plan is sometimes seen as an early triumph for "conditionality" — that is, grants dependent on the recipient's cutting domestic public expenses, raising revenues and, often, firing "redundant" workers.
