Sentence examples for earmarked for research from inspiring English sources
Funding for the research will come directly from the EU's FP7 research programme – a €50bn fund earmarked for research and technological development.
Stimulus money is pouring out of Washington and Ottawa, some of it already earmarked for research and technology to help the oil industry produce cleaner fuels.
However, this cash is earmarked for research into food, agriculture and rural development, and some academics think this will trim resources for other areas.
A biomedical engineer from Keele University and his personal assistant were today jailed for attempting to defraud a health authority and the university out of hundreds of thousands of pounds earmarked for research.
Only 3percentt of the embryos in storage have been earmarked for research, and even smaller percentages have been donated for use by other infertile couples or for quality control measurements.
In the Bush administration's energy bill, which is scheduled to be debated in the Senate this week, the coal and nuclear-power industries stand to gain far more money in subsidies than would be earmarked for research on renewable energy.
Moreover re-consent is needed if genetic samples were originally collected for routine clinical diagnosis and treatment, or from blood banks, crime investigations, doping controls, funeral and forensic agencies not earmarked for genetic research, or used for other research that goes beyond the primary purpose, or for international cooperation.
The health ministry (MOH) distributed to hospital districts the state subsidies earmarked for medical research in public healthcare (EVO-research money).
They rejected the request and suggested instead tapping the EU's existing research budget.On July 20th the commission offered a compromise: one-third of the shortfall would come from cash earmarked for other research, the rest from unspent agricultural funds.Such a proposal may yet be scuppered by EU governments.
Dr. Sande himself advised San Francisco officials and the California Department of Health Services on controlling the disease and helped direct $100 million in public money earmarked for AIDS research.
Of the $246 billion to be paid to states from the tobacco industry settlement, none was earmarked for cancer research, and so far most of the money received is being used for non-cancer-related programs.
