This essay tackles, in detail, the dangerous consequences of one of these axioms: that the biomedical laboratory workforce should be largely made up of PhD students and postdoctoral researchers, mostly supported by research project grants, with a relatively small number of principal investigators leading ever larger research groups.
The programme grant only included a relatively small payment to be made to each centre for running the courses and for entering data (£1250 / course).
Granted, it's still a relatively small group but they are a passionate bunch.
Like other establishments, we utilize all revenue reasonably at our disposal: tuition, state appropriations, federal appropriations, grants, gifts and, in a relatively small proportion of institutions, endowment income.
Lewis, for instance, had been running the center for about 12 years when the Sandlers showed up and made a relatively small grant.
The U34 planning grant was used to allow a relatively small group of investigators to plan, design, and develop the study to the point of implementation.
Given that poorer people normally spend a greater proportion of income on food, it is not surprising that a relatively small proportion of grant or overall spending is on education; nevertheless, the data does suggest that the grant helps parents to afford education.
Only one of them, a relatively small $23 million block grant, is under the control of Baltimore's city government.
Rather than risk offending some donors with a relatively small portfolio of grants, Komen decided to largely cut off Planned Parenthood, Mr. Raffaelli said.
While the 1996 grant financed 81 partnerships between schools and cultural organizations -- a relatively small number, considering that the city has 1,100 schools -- the grant announced yesterday will provide only about 40 additional partnerships.
