Sentence examples for donations to research from inspiring English sources
The tobacco company made donations to research universities, including £3.8 million -- about $6.2 million at current exchange rates -- to the University of Nottingham in England and about $30,000 to the University of Ghana.
The NFL has made donations to research the causes and effects of CTE, and has examined new helmets and changes to the rules to minimise physical clashes, but must also confront the reality that head injuries will always be a risk in a ferocious contact sport.
The association also said it could direct donations to research that met supporters' requirements.
This apparent shift in patient attitudes may reflect increased public awareness of stem cell research in the U.S. Another interesting finding from our survey is that religious consideration did not play a significant role in couples' storage decisions or donations to research.
Patients who no longer wish to store their cryopreserved embryos have three choices: discarding, donation to research, or donation to someone else for initiation of a pregnancy.
Our findings are not entirely consistent with published reports; in fact, 41.2% of couples chose donation to research, versus 58.8% who preferred to discard their excess cryopreserved embryos.
12 These data endorse McLeod and Baylis' concerns about the donation to research of fresh embryos that would have been good enough to use in treatment.
The meaning of "wastefulness" in "Mottainai" overlaps with the West, as getting "some use out of them" when donation to research is selected [ 12].
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2318/11/74/prepub The authors thank the research volunteers for their invaluable donation to research, and the research staff of the Living Laboratory and ISAAC studies for their assistance.
It has been argued that the 'intensely pressured context in which women create eggs for IVF' (Cohen, 2000) has such an impact that requests for donation to research should only be made in relation to frozen embryos (McLeod and Baylis, 2007).
