Sentence examples for honoring research from inspiring English sources

The Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation announced its annual awards today, honoring research into how humans adapt to available oxygen, how the hepatitis C virus (HCV) replicates, and how cells copy DNA.

For centers or investigators conducting multiple trials, annual luncheons honoring research participants can be effective retention tools, although these events must be conducted with sensitivity to participant confidentiality and privacy.

Mr. Obiang created the prize in 2008 to honor "research in the life sciences leading to improving the quality of human life," and Unesco's board accepted it at first.

As a result, they compromised and developed a series of policies to allow quicker access to patients while still honoring the research process.

Applicants can demonstrate this in different ways, including an honors research thesis, recurring summer experiences, or a full-time research experience after graduation.

Hosted by Marc Abrahams, editor of the Annals of Improbable Research, the Ig Nobels honor research that "first makes people laugh, and then makes them think".

She supplemented her honors research into trace gases in the atmosphere and isotopic substitution with a year-and-a-half of work with another campus research group at the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research.

Science also honored nine research milestones with potential benefits to society as runners-up for Breakthrough of the Year.

Last night in a Harvard University theater, 10 teams of scientists were honored for research that "first makes you laugh, then makes you think".

He and other neuroscientists laud the Nobel committee's decision to honor several research lines, spanning nearly 5 decades, that together laid the groundwork for understanding neurotransmission.

The People's Choice Award, which is chosen through an online popular vote open to anyone who visits the prize program's website, also honors cancer research, through medals for the Cancer Genome Atlas team and its leaders, NCI geneticist Jean C. Zenklusen and National Human Genome Research Institute biostatistician and epidemiologist Carolyn Hutter.