Sentence examples for lucrative research from inspiring English sources

Through studying these complex cases, advances could be made in the prestigious (and, with academic researchers establishing ever-closer collaborations with the pharmaceutical industry, potentially lucrative) research fields of biochemistry and genetics.

Dare to suggest that the scientific evidence for climate change is strong enough to warrant action, and Mr Raymond will label you naive and deliver a half-hour lecture on how government scientists exaggerate evidence of global warming in order to win lucrative research finance which may not be entirely untrue.

The shortfalls of machinery and laborpower have forced the genome center to turn down lucrative research orders from industry.

Scientists are worried that outside the European Union, they will find it harder to recruit top researchers to the United Kingdom and will be cut off from lucrative E.U. research grants and scientific collaborations.

Though prepaid gift cards are a highly lucrative industry–research firm First Data estimated that more than $43 billion worth of gift cards were purchased during the 2012 holiday season they can be difficult to use on e-commerce sites because most don't have a billing address attached to them.

"We are primarily focused on providing sovereign clients (individual or groups of nations) and companies with the opportunity to lease space and resources aboard our habitats for a broad array of activities, ranging from turn-key astronautics to conducting ground-breaking and lucrative biotech research," Bigelow Aerospace's website states.

But even in such a challenging fund-raising environment, analysts say many universities continue to embrace old-fashioned methods for supporting and promoting potentially lucrative in-house research.

For years, N.I.H. administrators have been watching this decline with concern, as medical-school graduates, carrying debt loads of $100,000 or more, increasingly choose private practices that are far more lucrative than scientific research posts.

Based in Tokyo, Studio Ousia developed Linkify because mobile search is a potentially lucrative market, with research firm Bia/Kelsey estimating that the number of mobile searches will exceed desktop searches by 2015.

Their agent believed the film would be lucrative and market research showed a positive reaction with a young audience.

But concerns over biopiracy--the exploitation of species from developing countries by foreign researchers seeking lucrative patents--have stifled many research projects.