Sentence examples for institutes for a from inspiring English sources

Postdoctoral positions are typically held in academic institutions such as universities, hospitals, or other government research institutes for a term of 2 to 4 years and are meant for the postdoc to "grow scientifically" and bolster their publication record.

Many of them were developed in the academic institutes for a certain use, but these are generally undocumented and unsupported.

JSPS provides full support for Canadian researchers to conduct high-quality research in national laboratories, public research corporations, and some nonprofit research institutes for a period of 1 to 2 years.

In late December, Dr. Postol left the institute for a four-month sabbatical at Stanford University.

I invited him to drop by the institute for a look around, and he happily obliged.

Mrs. Cardoso was the director of the institute for a time, and it continues to be an important center for research in the social sciences in Brazil.

Yet it was the most comprehensive law code ever instituted for a colonial empire and set forth humane (if often ignored) principles for treatment of Indians.

Mr. Orban had argued it was part of a general austerity measure instituted for a wide swath of public officials, including himself.

Having very good results, she applied to a research institute for a part-time PhD job.

About 2 months into the Bio-Tech program, the class goes to the research institute for a preliminary experiment.

The patients were followed up at our institute for a period of 1.18 14.51 months (median; 3.16 months).