Sentence examples for low grant from inspiring English sources
- Low grant funding rates and not very many positions available.
A combination of amount offered, fit with owners' objectives, amount of paperwork and interaction with professionals are cited to explain low grant uptake.
Lindiwe and Khulekani's stories show how a combination of factors – unemployment or low grant income, livelihoods exhausted from illness and death, multiple illnesses, and limited social networks – prevented consultation: Both Lindiwe's husband and daughter had been employed but both had died in the last year.
This construct is ideally suited for this query because virtually all scanning ribosomes normally recognize the uORF1 AUG (uAUG-1), and reinitiation at the downstream AUG of the GCN4 main ORF following termination of el.uORF1 translation is almost non-existent, so that translation of the main ORF is extremely low (Grant et al., 1994).
He said that although $50 million out of NIH's $31.0 billion budget "is not very large" (it's 0.16%), at a time of record-low grant success rates, "There will undoubtedly be people who will be concerned".
Moreover, record-low grant success rates of 17% at NIH and 14% at NCI are having "secondary effects" including "a severe feeling of competition and stress" that discourages young scientists and foreign investigators who are considering a move to the United States.
When last year's 2-year stimulus grants run out in 2011, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) could end up with the lowest grant funding rates in its history.
The money can't come out of the $1 billion raise that President Barack Obama has proposed for NIH in 2011 because the agency is facing record-low grant-funding rates next year when the stimulus runs out, Collins said.
Two, provide a simple low cost grant to pay for a small support staff as well as travel and accommodation for official trips.
The low income grants would be capped at $5,000, and would decline to $1,000 by 2021.
However, low-income grant recipients are limited to no more than $1,500 — not enough for a burial.
