Sentence examples for grants compared to from inspiring English sources
For 2010, the foundation made a total of $647,500 in grants, compared to grants totaling $631,000 the prior year.
*Update, 24 February, 9 13 a.m.: The article has been revised to clarify that at several institutes, the difference in success rates for AIDS grants compared to all grants is 4 to 5 percentage points.
For-profits and community colleges get $378 million and $309.4 million in federal loans and Pell grants, compared to the $199 million for private non-profit colleges and $419.6 million public four-year universities get, according to the San Jose Mercury News.
The NIH Advisory Committee on Diversity in the Biomedical Research Workforce under Lawrence Tabak noted that: "while Blacks or African Americans comprised 12.6% of the U.S. population in 2010, they only accounted for 1.1percentt of NIH PIs receiving research project grants (compared to 72.4percent and 711 percent, respectively, for Whites)" [2].
Since the current classification of "major" grant should include any "R01 equivalent" grants and the current grant period is longer than that of the NIH study, this result indicates that a smaller percentage of the 1992-94 F32 fellowereere successful in obtaining major grants compared to the earlier period.
In the U.S., Sharma believes that by the end of this year mobile patents will account for 25% of all patents granted, compared to just 5% in 2001.
Too few H-1B visas were granted compared to the demand in the U.S. Another problem was that the H-1B visa was employer-specific.
Only 2percentt of them were granted, compared to 24percentt for asylum seekers from all countries combined.
In addition, the Global Fund has pursued the principle of performance-based funding that is disbursement of funds has been largely correlated with grant performance; for example, the best performing programs receiving 79% of their grant sums compared to 38% for the worst performers [ 9].
This was confirmed by the research team when a particular facility waiting area was relatively empty on the day of grant collection compared to other days.
Also, a relatively smaller number of grant recipients compared to non-recipients reported poorer treatment adherence (i.e., missed clinic visits and missed medication dosages).> Table 1 also indicates the adjusted odds ratios (AOR) of receiving the DG for each demographic, socio-economic and treatment variable.
