Sentence examples for institutional associates from inspiring English sources
In 1965, the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) director Dr James Shannon championed a policy whereby the NIH would fund research in human subjects only if, 'the judgment of the investigator is subject to prior review by his [sic] institutional associates' [ 5].
Though the focus of the paper is on addressing the institutional issues associated with data acquisition from individual vehicles, other research topics associated with the proposed system are identified.
Mr. Page is an institutional sales associate in the Manhattan office of Thomas Weisel Partners, a merchant bank.
Personally, I suspect this has more to do with the economic and institutional power associated with this technology than with its performance.
At the same time, creative workers attempting to get a big break may take short term or freelance work in institutional settings associated with non-creative labour, but lose the institutional structures that might support them with longer-term careers.
Ms. Chittick, who is keeping her name, works in the Manhattan office of Credit Lyonnais, the French bank, where she is an institutional sales associate for stock options and other financial products.
We also used logistic regression analyses to examine key environmental, socioeconomic and institutional drivers associated with deforestation.
We hypothesize that institutional costs associated with missed injuries make helical CT scan the least costly approach.
This paper discusses three related examples of mission-oriented agricultural institutional innovations associated with substantial crop yield increases in the 20th century.
Using a large collaborative multi-institutional database, the rate of malnutrition diagnosis was assessed and used to assess institutional variables associated with higher rates of malnutrition diagnosis.
However, of even greater importance for efforts to enhance mobility, divergent views of the appropriate authority for protecting corridors reveal a distinct institutional politics associated with formalizing corridors.
