Sentence examples for grants in expectation of from inspiring English sources

He noted that that impact was smaller than it would have been in earlier years, in part because profits were higher and in part because companies have begun cutting back on option grants in expectation of the new rule, which would take effect in 2005.

Our finding of a link between serotonergic activation and behaviours in expectation of future reward has important medical implications, as it may explain the effectiveness of serotonin-enhancing drugs for impulsive behaviours (Grant & Potenza, 2004).

This is particularly challenging to the construction and reception of a fictional character; we take for granted our expectations of fiction to present people in flux, and character as unstable and therefore malleable.

Finally, we estimate the macroeconomic impact of these grants in terms of R&D employment.

This created a complication for the court, which had granted the appeal, Alabama v. Shelton, No. 00-1214, evinenthe in thexpectationof of ruling for the state.

They worked in the expectation of change.

This is a guide for grant application for researchers seeking research grants in the field of allergy and related diseases for the first time.

An ecology postdoc requesting anonymity, tells Science Careers that she entered the job market this fall with 15 papers in top-tier journals and about $400,000 in grant funding and expectations of being competitive.

There have been recurring unproven accusations of dubious relationships with dodgy businessmen, voting improprieties, dirty campaign tactics, lack of transparency and the giving of grants to community organisations in the tacit expectation of en bloc ballot box support.

Therefore, in general, grants are made with no expectation of a financial return and very often with no measureable patient benefit.

This study was supported by grant-in-aids for The National Natural Science Foundation of China (grant No. 30873391).