Sentence examples for pockets of research from inspiring English sources

And the pockets of research excellence that exist for example, in genomics tend to be disconnected and politicised fiefs.

It has pockets of research excellence, such as in archaeology, and it has adapted to international standards by introducing the new Europe-wide bachelor and masters degree structure.

If the motivation is to reduce the current inequality of access, as the majority of acupuncture is paid for out-of-pocket, research is needed to provide the types of evidence that help NICE make recommendations on whether or not acupuncture should be offered as a treatment option in primary care.

Intel has deeper pockets for research.

If we put £3bn in the pockets of poor families, research shows they will go straight out and spend it on their children.

Despite pockets of encouraging practice, the research warns of costly problems that some cuts could be storing up for the future.

Assessing the extent to which MHO coverage reduces the proportion of households pushed into poverty by hospitalization-related out-of-pocket expenditures an important emerging area of research (Ranson 2002; Schneider and Hanson 2006)—would be a valuable future addition to our results.

Pockets of excellence, like some public research organizations, have won acclaim in areas like tropical agriculture.

And matching big international companies with pockets of technology — for example, biotechnology research related to agriculture — could make sense.

"I had £1.05 in my back pocket and nothing to show for two years of research".

Curie died in 1934 at the sanatorium of Sancellemoz (Haute-Savoie), France, due to aplastic anemia brought on by exposure to radiation – including carrying test tubes of radium in her pockets during research and her service during World War I in mobile X-ray units created by her.