Sentence examples for pooling of research from inspiring English sources

In a joint statement, EADS, European Aeronautic Defense and Space, the parent company of Airbus, with Dassault Aviation of France and Finmeccanica of Italy, said a regional collaboration in unoccupied aerial vehicles would "support the capability needs of European armed forces while optimizing the difficult budgetary situation through pooling of research and development funding".

Ultimately, the newly formed alliance between university and industry enables pooling of research opportunities.

This will allow for pooling of research data.

In a context where international collaboration is increasing and pooling of research resources is necessary to conduct research, for example on complex diseases and health, it is difficult for the bioresource to track all uses.

There are plans to add 350 principal investigator positions and 1,050 postdoctoral researchers by 2013 as well as increasing the pool of research assistants and technicians.

We use examples from this pool of research to highlight methodological and conceptual challenges that confront all researchers using longitudinal approaches in this field.

There, she managed a team that did hiring for the firm, and later she helped oversee the firm's pool of research analysts.

Individual self interest does not always benefit society, he argues, and draws on a deep pool of research (what he calls "reality-based economics") to support his case.

When it comes to discussing basketball, Hinkie has a way of isolating the perfect analogy, anecdote, or statistic for the argument at hand, and reaching into a seemingly bottomless pool of research to find it.

Scientists train "citizen scientists" at 35 local gardens to collect data on local bees, greatly increasing the pool of research data beyond what is possible with the school's resources and funding.

"This is a pool of research that, so far, has not been very well done," said Christopher J. Ferguson, associate professor of psychology and criminal justice at Texas A&M International University and a critic of the field whose own research has found no link.