Sentence examples for implications for funding from inspiring English sources

My colleagues and I collaborate with many colleagues in Europe, including on our cancer prevention programme, and we're finding we have to start conversations by discussing Brexit and its implications for funding given the current uncertainty.

We conclude by outlining an agenda for future research and by discussing implications for funding agencies and policy makers.

"This month, I shall be presenting a report to council that includes a new structure for the schools department, together with the full financial implications for funding the new proposals," he said.

It also was asked to examine current trends toward integration and synthesis within the life sciences, the increasingly important role of interdisciplinary teams, and the resultant implications for funding strategies, decision making, infrastructure, and education in the life sciences.

If sample size recalculation suggests need for more patients to preserve power to detect treatment effect, then on the advice of the ITSC, we will aim to increase recruitment and consider implications for funding and existing resources.

If ICD-10 codings are used to determine the incidence of HAUTI, for reporting purposes our study suggests that such a method will grossly underestimate the number of infections, with implications for funding arrangements.

This may be particularly likely given the potential financial implications for stakeholders funding research.

Because disease prevention is the ultimate goal, these insights into disease pathogenesis will have important implications for researchers, funding agencies, regulatory agencies, as well as health care providers.

But Zients also looked at the possible implications for federally funded research.

The project is part of the research Consortium LOGIN: "Localized and Generalized Musculoskeletal Pain: Psychobiological Mechanisms and Implications for Treatment" funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBFF, 01EC1010A-E).

However, further exploration of depressed parents' service use and the cost implications for publically funded health and social care services is needed.