Sentence examples for dual research from inspiring English sources

In this piece, which arose from an interview earlier this year, they contemplate a future in which having a family and advancing dual research careers are both possible.

Florian Raible and Kristin Tessmar-Raible grew up on different sides of the border and they discuss a future in which having a family and advancing dual research careers are both possible.

This study has dual research objectives: 1) to evaluate the land use characteristics of the pedestrian catchment areas (PCA) of subway stations in the Seoul metropolitan area (SMA) in terms of transit-oriented development (TOD) principles and 2) to investigate the influence of each PCA's land use characteristics on station-level ridership.

(2) The innovation system overlaps with the education system.14 In addition, on the borderline of the innovation and education system or the R&D (S&T) and education systems the university system may be placed: this should reflect the dual research and teaching functionality of universities.

Though many researchers find that being part of a dual-research-career couple can force one person to compromise, in the Mosers' case their research interests have been an unqualified advantage.

But investigators with dual roles (research faculty and company founder/consultant) face challenges of potential overlap of research interests, thereby blurring the line between institutional responsibilities and outside interests".

Although the NSABB has played an important role in providing advice, guidance and leadership regarding biosecurity oversight of dual use research, this advisory committee empaneled by the US Department of Health and Human Services has no direct authority over dual use research in other countries.

Thus, the NSABB looks only at one side of the coin!" The framework is getting better reviews from researchers who say the U.S. government has been too lax in regulating dual use research.

As a result of these dual benefits research shows a 20% reduction in emergency admissions, increased levels of patient satisfaction and a 45% reduction in mortality.

In the 50s and 60s Sellafield was run by the UKAEA, which had a dual mission: research and development for the civilian nuclear programme; and to create the fissile materials, such as plutonium and enriched uranium, and to design and build the warheads for the British atomic bomb programme.

Existing U.S. rules, released in March 2012, require federal agencies to review funding proposals that involve the 15 agents for "dual use research of concern," or DURC.