They do so, for instance, by granting less time to answer questions, giving more negative feedback, paying less attention to proposals, providing less assistance in failure situations, or even rewarding inappropriate behaviour (Bohlmann and Weinstein 2013; Eccles and Roeser 2012).
As if to pick up the mantle from John Webster, the National has opened a scarcely less compelling staging of "Antigone," the Sophocles play featuring an eponymous heroine who herself is granted less stage time than the male nemesis in her midst.
However, Royal Assent is usually granted less ceremonially by letters patent.
Television movies that are less sure of their plots -- and, granted, have less time -- often force their characters into pawn positions, as if any deviation from a mark would cost the action coherence.
But even as your responsibility for your research increases, new responsibilities, such as teaching, committee work, accounting, and writing grants, mean less time to spend in the laboratory.
Staff scientists typically travel less, work fewer nights and weekends, spend less time writing grants, and have fewer administrative responsibilities than faculty members.
Researchers would prefer to spend less time preparing grant proposals and more time on actual research.
When investigators select this funding route, they will spend less time writing grant proposals and more time engaging in research and mentoring trainees.
NSF sees larger and longer grants as more "efficient" because they permit better planning and less time writing proposals, Noxon said.
In my classes, I grant equal time to "Much Ado" and "Friends," even though it means I will have that much less time to devote to some other literary masterpiece.
