Sentence examples for more basic scientists from inspiring English sources

Such a revised mindset could "nudge" more basic scientists (and grant funders) to wonder about the future impact of their investigations.

Thus caution should be exerted in drawing a conclusion as to whether this mindset could "nudge" more basic scientists (and grant funders) to wonder about the future impact of their investigations.

As presented in Table  3 the teachers in this profile come mainly (60%) from Amsterdam and though not statistically significant, it might be that they are more often basic scientists with a lower orientation to the professional practice of doctors.

"But for translational medicine to work, we needed to foster the efforts of the talented clinicians at Stanford who wanted to interact more closely with basic scientists". The need for improved interactions led to the creation of the Program in Molecular and Genetic Medicine PMGMM).

Clinicians are more likely than basic scientists to conceptualize their research in terms of its specific effects on patients.

The redesign committees also sought to make the curriculum more flexible, re-engage basic scientists in teaching, continuously improve the quality of teaching across the board, and foster scientific investigation while maintaining students' clinical training and preparation for residency.

However, our society could serve as a bigger tent for more companion subgroups of basic scientists and clinicians.

The authors investigated and developed software-supported methodologies to help clinicians, medical educators, and basic scientists become more efficient and effective in their digital imaging environments.

More simply, a basic scientist wants to elucidate why component X exists within a particular system and its function, but an applied scientist might be more interested in figuring out how to use component X to achieve a certain end.

For optimal treatment, basic scientists should know more of clinical studies and patient care, whereas nephrologists should have knowledge on the achievements of the bench, but also on the weaknesses of studying artificial situations.

It is our sincere hope that EMBO Molecular Medicine will help bridge the gap in understanding between scientists active in more basic research and clinicians ultimately resulting in a higher degree of translation of new mechanistic insights into effective means of diagnosis and treatment.