Sentence examples for holding research from inspiring English sources

So Mr. Gates should think about moving full time to his foundation to concentrate on what he does best -- fighting malaria and AIDS, and, yes, holding research consultations with Botswana prostitutes.

Jerome Groopman, a Harvard Medical School professor who has worked on bone marrow stem cells, calls the president's decision "unprecedented" in the way "it ignores the fundamental needs and process of experimental medicine" by "holding research hostage to private companies" that own many of the 60 stem cell lines that Mr. Bush has approved for federal study.

However, the estimation of the earnings models indicate that, holding everything else constant, engineers holding research positions have higher salaries at the beginning of their working life.

Truly, interdisciplinary interactions among engaged scientists who tackled a shared problem are a remarkable glue for holding research projects together, and they proved that creativity can prosper in "bottom-up" research programs.

According to an infobrief from the National Science Foundation's National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics, between 2008 and 2010, the number of people in the United States holding research doctoral degrees in science, engineering, and health fields rose 5.8%, to 709,700 and unemployment in this group rose to 2.4%, up from 1.7%.

The opinion article The culture of scientific research contributes to a debate focused on the tension between doing research and holding researchers and research institutions accountable.

VR, PDG and MFB hold research career awards from CONICET; ASC and MFB are staff researchers at IMYZA (CICVyA, INTA).

Before joining King's he held research appointments at Nuffield College, Oxford, the International Institute for Strategic Studies and the Royal Institute of International Affairs Chatham Housee).

After receiving a doctorate in biochemistry from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1973, Mullis held research posts at various universities.

Under Mr. Obama's proposal, during the 90-day period, hearings can be held, research conducted, objections raised, thunderous speeches given.

SFBC International, which provides research and development services to drug companies, agreed to buy a closely held research concern, PharmaNet, for $245 million to add clinical development services.