Sentence examples for grants relative from inspiring English sources

And in 1998, the NRC report, "Trends in the Early Careers of Life Scientists," chaired by Shirley Tilghman, called for restraint in the number of PhDs produced and increased use of training grants relative to graduate research assistantships.

Granted relative freedom within the institute, the three would meet each night to carry on intellectual discussions and debate.

Access to electricity, granting relative independence of human activity on the dark phase of the day, has been pointed out as an important cause for the absence of seasonal changes in the daily rhythms of humans living in urban areas.

In early 1947, with the Linggadjati Agreement granting relative peace, Sudirman began work on consolidating the TKR with various laskar.

A wave of Armenian nationalism started in the mid-1960s in the Soviet Union after Nikita Khrushchev came to power and granted relative freedom to the Soviet people during the De-Stalinization era.

The Centre is part of UNICEF, but it is granted relative independence to undertake innovative research and tackle sensitive issues.

Waldhauser's mandate grants him relative freedom to achieve those goals.

Too often, Jews of my generation take for granted our relative privilege in this country.

We in developed countries take for granted the relative ease of starting a business and the existence of a uniform property rights system you can buy a house in Idaho and get financing for it from a bank in London or Hong Kong.

It flies in the face of free expression and takes for granted the relative discursive security of college campuses where these sorts of conflations most often happen.

The first possibility (Fig. 8B) is that the reward cue produces an offset in the initial value of the accumulator, granting a relative advantage to the accumulator corresponding to the high value target.