Sentence examples for prime research from inspiring English sources

Sainsbury Laboratory, Cambridge With its grand façade, sweeping promenade and glazed public café, the building, set in a botanical garden, offers a prime research environment.

(If nothing else, they are prime research material for anyone who happens to be interested in the political argot of Czech alpha males).

A spokesman at Novartis said, however, that all of the company's 1,400 research jobs in Basel, Switzerland, its home base and until now its prime research site, would be maintained.

This size makes it a prime research tool, but the combination of clinical data and video game data gives it an unusual value: conduct disorder is a real-world measure of aggression, not an abstract clinical test; the video games played are differentiated by genre.

The Rotman business school brand is well recognized, Mr. Muzzerall said, because it is part of the University of Toronto, one of Canada's prime research institutions, and because it is in Canada, a country whose economy fared better during the financial crisis than many comparable economies.

Her prime research interests involve 3G/4G wireless and ubiquitous/smart environments.

The Great Britain Saskawa Foundation in London provides small grants for travel and subsistence for both Japanese and British scientists to pump-prime research partnerships and encourage attendance at conferences.

A wealth of priming research over the past decades (Kristjánsson and Campana, 2010) has as of yet failed to yield consensus on its underlying mechanisms.

But they go to people long past their prime for research that is widely regarded as important.

"The UK is a leader in enabling drone innovation — we've been investing in Prime Air research and development here for quite some time," said Paul Misener, Amazon's Vice President of Global Innovation Policy and Communications, in today's announcement.

This makes the British Library one of the world's prime philatelic research centres.