Sentence examples for large research groups from inspiring English sources
At both Oxford and York, Guy skilfully organised large research groups.
Several large research groups are working on techniques to regenerate heart tissue or shore up heart function using stem cells, and some of these projects have reached clinical trials.
One way to run a successful research center is buying in what Pelham terms "empire builders" -- established scientists already running large research groups elsewhere.
"Our results suggest that the increasingly common large research groups in science have more bureaucratized work organization," the authors conclude in the study.
Given the large research groups at work today, it "could be a postdoc," rather than the senior professor, "who has been the one who came up with the idea and even did the discovery, and we look very seriously into such cases.
Large research groups have recently joined forces and formed consortia to tackle the difficult problems of how to experimentally investigate connections in the brain and how to analyze and make sense of the enormous amount of data that arises in the process.
Paul remained at UCL for nearly his entire career, preferring to spend time experimenting himself rather than running a large research group.
Beyond the above discussions, however, processes were needed to ensure productive collaboration of the large research group into an integrated product team.
The company has assembled a large research group at its Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., that includes alumni from the Santa Barbara and Yale laboratories and has now begun a five-year research project.
Now, one bee disease, called Israeli acute paralysis virus, seems strongly associated with the beekeeping operations that experienced big losses, a large research group has concluded, although members of the team emphasized that they had not proved the virus caused the die-offs.
The company also has a large research group involved in biomarker discovery for cancer.
