Sentence examples for field university from inspiring English sources

The number of women employed as researchers in prominent positions varies wildly from field to field, university to university.

At the highest level, this support resulted in four of our athletes recently signing National Letters of Intent to play college athletics at Coppin State (women's basketball), Northeastern University (women's track and field), University of Alabama (women's track and field), and Long Island University-Post (football).

We are grateful to Dr. M. Engstler (University, Wuerzburg, Germany) for the Rab 7 antibody and to Dr. M. Field (University of Cambridge, U.K). for the Clathrin antibody.

There are many degrees that could lead to a job in the field: University programs tend to provide less practical experiences but stronger knowledge of theory, and a broader range of coursework available to choose from.

"When it comes to almost any field, universities play a role in R&D," Mr. Shepard said.

To pay for the expansion in the field, universities are getting help from foundations and government agencies.

Increasingly, especially in the biomedical field, universities are hiring established researchers, even at the "entry" (assistant professor) level.

To help address the current need of the bioinformatics research field, universities should "borrow" this multi-disciplinary idea – collaborate with other universities to build research positions that collectively build the crucial HI capacity.

The program, Early Childhood Connections (ECC), was developed by a field-university partnership including leaders from a public state child welfare system, regional early childhood education systems, and several local agencies providing family support services.

Off the field, the university police arrested him in January 2009 after an altercation with a former girlfriend in the cafeteria.

While there, Mr. Gudkov said, she was instrumental in lifting the status of Soviet sociology from something regarded as "a bourgeois science" to an officially recognized field of university study.