Sentence examples for garner research from inspiring English sources

Whether it's Michael J. Fox and Parkinson's disease or Angelina Jolie and breast cancer, many diseases garner research dollars by virtue of a celebrity face.

We anticipate that intermodal transportation in humanitarian logistics will garner greater research attention and increased utilization in coming years.

Kaplan draws the conclusion that emphasizing her ability to garner federal research grants is likely to make her more successful in her search for a faculty position.

If you are expected to garner extramural research funds, then it is likely that you will be expected to eventually pay some percentage if not 50% or more of your salary from grants or other outside resources.

However, this area likely will garner much research interest in the future.

We need to garner more research funding and to train more plant pathologists to face such challenges.

Some programs, such as a congressional favorite that provides money for have-not states to make them more competitive in garnering federal research grants, may even receive more in 2003 than NSF is requesting for them in 2004.

Part of the reason the novels take so long is the sheer volume of research Garner does – learning Welsh for The Owl Service, becoming knowledgeable in, variously, the thieves' language of Cant and the Celtic cult of the human head for Strandloper.

But even though he is limited to early drug research, Garner is satisfied.

Cathy Garner, head of research and enterprise at Glasgow University, says that the challenge for her department is to encourage a culture change within academia by increasing commercial awareness.

While the relatively few catastrophic cervical injuries garner the most research and media interest, it has been suggested that the cumulative effects of these continuous shear and compression forces can have great impact on range of motion [ 8], muscle function [ 9] and proprioception [ 8, 9] of the cervical spine.