Sentence examples for leading research efforts from inspiring English sources

Dr. Schoettle is leading research efforts on the threat to bristlecones and other species of five-needle pines, and strategies for sustaining them.

Ford, he knew, had started in the early 1970s to build one of the world's leading research efforts in ceramics.

He spent almost 20 years leading research and development efforts for high technology stalwarts such as Lucent Technologies and ;Motorola Systems, and was a founding employee and Vice President of a high-tech startup.

The RGD is a collaborative effort between leading research institutions involved in rat genetic and genomic research (18).

Several leading research and engineering groups participated in this effort that was funded by the US National Institutes of Health through a variety of infrastructure grants.

The new initiative is a milestone in a series of increasing efforts to establish Germany's position among the world's leading research nations, says Max Huber, spokesman of the new GATE consortium.

In an effort to soften widespread public hostility to nuclear power, industry leaders who gathered here this month announced the creation of a network of leading research centers and nuclear experts in 30 countries to be called the World Nuclear University.

The Pew Research Center is one of the United States' leading research organizations.

Part of the growing gap between basic science and the clinic has been attributed to the decreasing role of MDs or PhD/MDs in leading biomedical research efforts when compared with PhDs: the gap in number of NIH grants led by a PhD or an MD has increased 10-fold, from around 500 to around 5000 projects [ 51].

For further analysis, two of the coauthors of this paper, Drs. Alber and Xu, are leading a research effort aiming to construct a multiscale simulation model for predicting how clots grow under different flow conditions and different factors which may regulate the clot growth [2].

Tracy Weitz is leading a research effort at the Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health program at the University of California-San Francisco to better understand women's emotional experiences with abortion, a project that Exhale was proud to join as a partner.