Sentence examples for offered research from inspiring English sources

Aquariums offered research scientists opportunities to observe marine species, especially cetaceans, in ways that would be impossible from research vessels.

The center, where he was co-director, offered research, training and suicide prevention services and became the prototype for such centers in the United States and abroad.

Mr. Lorello offered research coverage by Mr. Capek again and reminded Mr. Wagar that investors might place great importance on UBS continuing to play a major role with the company.

Through a summer internship program and symposium, students are offered research opportunities and guidance as they consider career options, apply to graduate school, and enter the workforce.

Some of the startups will also be offered research collaboration — with Imperial College London being one of the partner organizations for the initiative, via its Centre for Cleantech Innovation, which aims to support the development of a new economy based on low-carbon and resilient businesses.

The articles occasionally offered research recommendations for future studies.

Still other participants (though none of those interviewed by us) would have been contacted by a provincial cancer registry and offered research-based genetic testing, either because of familial risk or to serve as healthy "controls".

We also know that not all "participants" were involved in the same studies, or participated in the same way: some were offered research-based genetic testing when they sought an assessment of their risk status at a familial cancer clinic, while others deliberately sought access to research-based genetic testing.

SERC also offers research fellowships* for foreign postdocs and industrial researchers to come and work at local R&D institutes and centers.

The Alberta Kidney Disease Network (AKDN) is a collaborative group of nephrology researchers located in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, with a mission to undertake clinical research and offer research training in kidney disease.

She offers research 101 for those who may not have a traditional science background.