Sentence examples for host researcher from inspiring English sources

Curnoe eventually relied on the recommendation of a Japanese acquaintance to find her host researcher.

The Japanese supervisor of the present study who was also the host researcher of the primary author provided a list of professionals from different disciplines, and with various levels of experience, at the beginning of the study.

Even in the presence of a Japanese translator, or the host researcher, which made us more confident about the mutual exchange of information between the interviewer and the interviewee, there arose some communication problems as there were some words or phrases in Japanese, and in English, that had no accurate equivalent translation.

These programs provide opportunities for U.S. researchers to conduct cooperative research under their host researchers.

The approval of the original proposal of this study was taken from the Research Ethics Board of Université de Montréal, that is the first author's institution, and the letters authorizing access to the settings were obtained by host researchers before commencing the research.

Large parks such as Yellowstone and the Everglades employ scientists from a variety of disciplines and frequently host researchers from universities and other agencies.

The phage prompts the immune system into going after it instead of its microbe host, researchers report1 on 28 March in Science.

Newman said Children's National secured 12 acres from the Army and will host researchers and companies focused on pediatric health.

The most likely way was by hitching a ride in a natural host, researchers said--in an infected bird or mosquito, or a human traveler.

The Bridging the Rift science center, a "free academic zone" planned to straddle a literal gap in the fence, will host researchers from both countries and eventually other Middle Eastern nations.

Since Haldane's [4] proposal on the importance of parasites resulting in genetic adaptations of the host, researchers have acknowledged their potentially important role in speciation [5], [6].