Sentence examples for output funding from inspiring English sources

The report compiled a global ranking of startup ecosystems based on a 50-variable, 8-component index, which includes Startup Output, Funding, Company Performance, Talent, Support Infrastructure, Entrepreneurial Mindset, Trendsetting Tendencies and Ecosystem Differentiation.

Therefore, under output based funding public hospitals have an incentive to discharge acute (including acute phase rehabilitation) patients as early as possible.

This document is an output partially funded by the UK Aid from the UK Department for International Development (DFID) for the benefit of low and middle income countries.

BBC4 would cut investment in UK original drama and some specialist factual output, the funding for which would move to BBC2, and take a clearer lead role in arts and cultural output.

Bibliometric analysis has previously been employed as a method of correlating research productivity in oncology with geographic variation in output and funding [12], [13], and the development of translational research [14].

Attributable costs of retracted manuscripts, and publication output and funding of researchers found to have committed misconduct were determined.

But he said news organisations must find new ways of funding their output and be prepared to collaborate with rivals, in print and online, in order to survive.

Green open access is less expensive than gold open access and can easily accommodate the full research output of a university, funding agency, or nation.

The rise of the concept of open access to research or scholarly output has led many funding bodies, institutions, and governments to adopt open access policies [ http://legacy.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/newsletter/02-02-09.htm choicepoints].

Funding agencies can help by putting less emphasis on short-term outputs and instead structure funding so it's dispersed in stages - for project scoping, during project, and post-project.

This paper is an output from projects funded by the Plant Sciences Research Programme and the Research into Use Programme of the UK Department for International Development DFIDD) for the benefit of developing countries.