Sentence examples for investigators submit from inspiring English sources
Universities and their constituent departments need to become more involved in helping new investigators submit the best proposals possible.
The agency requires that NIH-funded investigators submit their peer-reviewed manuscripts for posting in the free PubMed Central archive within a year.
Officials at DOE strongly suggest that investigators submit a preapplication prior to applying to ensure that the project will fit with the program's mission.
Rockey expects the new policy to cause "an uptick" in the number of applications NIH receives, but, because most investigators submit only one application at a time, she thinks the number of applications will eventually revert to the old level.
It makes mandatory a policy in effect since May 2005 that requests that NIH-funded investigators submit accepted manuscripts to NIH, which posts the full text in its free PubMed Central archive no more than 12 months after the article is published in a journal.
This is a standard obligatory form that investigators submit to the IRB.
We reviewed leptospirosis case investigation reports by Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) investigators submitted during 1999 2008.
In the course of the legal wrangling, investigators submitted detailed descriptions of the the Act's shows.
Attorney General Elyakim Rubinstein ordered the criminal inquiry after police investigators submitted findings suggesting that Mr. Weizman had business ties with Edouard Saroussi, the French executive who reportedly gave Mr. Weizman hundreds of thousands of dollars over several years when he served as a legislator and cabinet minister.
Next, we examined the average number of grants per person, the proportion of investigators submitting single and multiple grants, and the likelihood of application resubmission.
Worried about losing NIH's "seed corn," in 2008 then NIH Director Elias Zerhouni crafted a policy ensuring that these new investigators and in particular "early stage investigators," defined as those no more than 10 years out from finishing their Ph.D. or residency have the same success rate as established investigators submitting a new grant.
