Sentence examples for longer term research from inspiring English sources

The longer term research framework of the report also reveals what appears to be an undeclared policy to shed smaller companies from the ACE's national portfolio (a net loss of 352 since 2007/8), a continuing failure to address cultural diversity in the country and worrying inconsistencies in the operation of grant programmes.

The university benefits, not only because supporting clients of the Lab provides valuable experience for students in working in real business situations, but also because businesses can see immediate and tangible advantages to working with the Lab, and some of the contacts made in this way turn into longer term research collaborations, for example in the form of Knowledge Transfer Partnerships.

For most people at this point in their career the research funding is secured for only 2-3 years, which on the timescales needed for many projects results in a focus on short-term high impact goals over the longer term research.

For longer term research, we want to go further in that direction and not only inform people but also educate them about privacy issues.

He had to impress RCUK with far longer term research plans than would be expected for a routine three-year postdoc, but the reward was worth it.

However, we also identify significant gaps in the current knowledge that demonstrate a need for larger-scale, longer term research to better understand the contribution of forest and trees within the broader landscape and their associated impacts on livelihoods and food production systems.

Why did this shift take place and how can you insure the underlying financial stability (not to say the compensation of world-class researchers) to support longer-term research and development?

It has also announced a longer-term research programme into potential medical benefits.

He said the foundation was excited about the results, but tried to focus on riskier, longer-term research.

Why, then, should we value the judgement of those same actors in making decisions about the investment of public money in longer-term research?

There is plenty of venture capital for ideas that promise returns in the short or medium term, but longer-term research and development depends heavily on governments.