Sentence examples for evaluating grants from inspiring English sources
Kendra Freeman, a doctoral student at Emory University, learned how to use data analysis software in her sociology program and got a part-time job evaluating grants for a local company.
In all other matters relating to the details of planning, development, implementing, and evaluating grants under this subchapter, the Secretary shall not issue regulations.
In her own career, she says, she has never started collaborations after a day spent evaluating grants.
"Yes or no, does the proposed FIRST bill have what you might call any congressional interference in the peer review mechanism for evaluating grants at NSF?" he wondered.
These reports of training experience and support given by PIs, departments, and institutions should be used in evaluating grants for award and renewal.
Mr. Haynes, 32, is a program officer at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation in Chicago, evaluating grant applications.
The state would no longer discriminate against religious groups in evaluating grant applications for programs like the one at issue in the case, he said.
But Simons's role in these projects was relatively limited, and when he retired he found himself spending most of his time managing his charitable assets and evaluating grant applications.
The legislation also says that "nothing in this section shall be construed as altering the Foundation's intellectual merit or broader impacts criteria for evaluating grant applications".
In particular, the researchers want the Canadian Institutes of Health Research CIHRR) to reinstate face-to-face meetings of peer-review panels, which the agency has ended in favor of an online system for evaluating grant proposals.
After scientific organizations complained that earlier versions of the COMPETES reauthorization would have forced NSF to follow congressionally written rules for making awards, Smith added language to the current bills that says "nothing in this section shall be constructed as altering the Foundation's [two criteria] for evaluating grant applications".
