Sentence examples for funded means from inspiring English sources

There is a conflict of interest for each study section member: Because funding comes from the same source, every new investigator who is funded means less money available for the established investigators to compete for in their next grant submissions.

Unhappily the way Obama's campaign was funded means that it is unlikely to get it.

The General Medical Services (GMS) scheme in Ireland is a tax funded, means tested, public health insurance scheme [ 1].

Propper [ 21] explains that the fact that health care is publicly funded means that the government needs to monitor its agents.

The absence of a coherent post-diagnostic pathway that is adequately funded means that for many people the opportunities for adjustment that are afforded by an early diagnosis will be missed.

There may be a rather tenuous relationship between the initial application and the modified, often greatly improved, full proposal, and the lack of power due to only 60 studies being funded, means that we may have missed important predictors of success at the final funding board.

Even if the regulations are passed, a cut in funding means recipients could lose some of their benefits.

More funding means a show and film will happen, too.

More funding means more queer films for you.

"Would contestable funding mean more choice for audiences?

This study is funded by means of a grant from The Dutch Innovation Funds of Health Insurers.