But today's pace of innovation doesn't allow for the standard 9-12 monturnaroundund time it takes universities to strike one-off research partnerships with private companies.
The U.K. Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council BBSRCC) David Phillips Fellowships, for example, pay the fellow's salary for 5 years and a one-off research support grant of up to £200,000.
Nine of the 28 European Union Member States (32 %) have conducted or are conducting ongoing ASD screening studies (although some were one-off research studies, as in the UK).
Eventually, that one-off research-report business could transition into a subscription model.
You might think this was an unlucky one-off but new research suggests the opposite.
The government money varies from one-off grants for research and development at universities to six-figure investments aimed at boosting start-ups efforts to market their products in international markets.
Experiencing practical molecular biology cannot be left to one-off visits to research institutes; it must be an integral part of teaching.
Collection of one-off consent for research can often occur at a stressful time for the person concerned, such as before treatment or surgery; dynamic consent removes this pressure by allowing participants to return to their decisions and review their consent preferences in their own time.
But since then the government has made a number of one-off spending commitments for research that now amounts to several billion pounds.
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