Sentence examples similar to institutional fellowships from inspiring English sources

Once training is complete, fellows--for almost all molecular-genetics trainees are supported by institutional fellowships are eligible to take an exam given every two years by the American Board of Medical Genetics.

Wang chose Michigan in part because it had offered him a 1-year institutional fellowship.

It follows, I'm afraid, that what we might call institutional success – prizes, fellowships, honours – also seems pretty irrelevant to me.

This structure guarantees consistent salaries to all postdocs at the Whitehead Institute, with grant and institutional monies supplementing fellowships where necessary.

"It perpetuates the idea of the artist as having to rely on private benefactors" — meaning grants, fellowships, and institutional affiliations — rather than on licensing their work.

For the past 30 years, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded institutional training grants and fellowships that come with a major proviso: for U.S. citizens and permanent residents only.

The total financial support awarded to universities and colleges by these different sectors, through individual grants, fellowships, and institutional allowances, was more than $25 billion in 1998.

Consequently, the estimated total cost per student taking into account the fellowship award, institutional support, workshop and other administrative costs is US $25,000.

For example, SDH-Net institutional exchanges and short-term fellowships, especially for junior researchers, were created to encourage and strengthen cross-sectoral research networking and to utilize and share partner institutions' expertise.

The critical message emerging from this review is the importance of constructing a 'performance story' based on key milestones associated with the design and implementation of fellowship programmes as a way of assessing the contribution of different components of the fellowship programmes to institutional outcomes.

The critical message emerging from these assumptions and assertions is the importance of constructing a 'performance story' based on key milestones associated with the design and implementation of fellowship programmes, as a way of assessing the contribution of different components of the fellowship programmes to institutional outcomes [ 14, 15].