Sentence examples for part of the research programme from inspiring English sources

This work is part of the research programme 817.02.003, which is financed by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research NWOO).

This work was part of the research programme at CESAGen and the support of the ESRC is gratefully acknowledged.

Geotextile specimens from the drainage system of a tailings dam were exhumed for analyses, as part of the research programme.

This part of the research programme has thus revealed that an extremely opportunistic pattern of mobility is the rule among the Kel Tadrart (i) and that they gravitate around specific areas of the mountains where the best pastures are likely to be found (ii).

This study formed part of the research programme 'Dutch National Panel of people with Chronic illness or Disability', which is financed by the Netherlands ministry of Public Health, Welfare and Sports and the ministry of Social Affairs and Employment.

Field studies were carried out in Afghanistan, Haiti, Somalia, the DRC, Palestine and the Central African Republic (CAF) as part of the research programme "Providing Health Care in Severely Disrupted Environments: A Multi-Country Study" at the University of Queensland.

This research was funded in part by UK aid from the Department of International Development DFIDD) as part of the SHARE research programme (http://www.SHAREresearch.org).org

The time of J.H.J.E. and O.C. was funded with UK Aid from the Department of International Development DFIDD) as part of the SHARE research programme (www.SHAREresearch.org).org

The work also formed part of the European research programme COST 521 – 'The Corrosion of Steel in Reinforced Concrete Structures'.

The results of dynamic non-linear analyses on a three-storey precast structure with adaptable joints tested as a part of the SAFECAST research programme show the seismic performance of this system through different static schemes, and the comparison with the experimental results provides information about the validity of the models and the effectiveness of the technological solutions employed.

Jackie and Graham Hall are given a special licence from the Isle of Man government to approach the sharks, as part of the MBSW research programme.