A year ago March, a National Academies report entitled Bridges to Independence: Fostering the Independence of New Investigators in Biomedical Research recommended ways of fostering better career prospects for some early-career scientists.
"Challenges with the economy and governance will continue to foster uncertainty about the long-term prospects for the country," the report states.
What's worse is that for many of these foster youth who age out of the foster care system at 18 years old, the prospects for living a safe, healthy and productive life are dim.
Larrouturou said that the shakeout, to be in place by next January, was needed to clarify CNRS's mission, to improve career prospects for young researchers, to foster university research, and to be part of the "training-research-innovation continuum".
The European Union is the major economic and political factor supporting the advancement in individualization by fostering the improvement of the conditions and prospects for employment in Europe.
Unfortunately, the arbitrary standard imposed by regulatory agencies, which foster that focus on the P-value, reduces the prospects for more sensible evaluations.
Yet tens of thousands of children in our country spend too much of their lives in temporary (i.e., foster) care, unable to return to their original families but without sufficient prospects for moving into new ones.
Yet tens of thousands of children in the U.S. spend too much of their young lives in temporary (i.e., foster) care, often unable to return to their original families but without sufficient prospects for moving into new ones.
"Prospects For Urban Planning Education".
Prospects for reform looked bleak.
| The prospects for filibuster reform.
