Sentence examples for programme of fellowships from inspiring English sources

Specifically, it will launch in the coming year a pilot programme of fellowships for scientists who wish to come to Europe from developing countries and emerging economies.

The Chinese Academy of Sciences has established a programme of generous fellowships for expats the "hundred talents programme".

Bornmann and Daniel [38], [41], [49] investigated committee peer review for the post doctoral fellowship programme of the Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds (B.I.F).

In the words of Elisa Tinsley, director of the Knight International Journalism fellowships, a programme of the International Centre for Journalists in Washington: "The US media crisis also is a crisis for the US public, though many don't recognize the danger a crippled media can present".

The authors acknowledge financial support from the African Climate Change Fellowship Programme a programme of International SysTem for Analysis, Research and Training (START) for a study fellowship award to the first author and fieldwork support from the EU Water Facility Project (No. 9 ACP RPR 50/11).

The critical message emerging from this review is the importance of constructing a 'performance story' based on key milestones associated with the design and implementation of fellowship programmes as a way of assessing the contribution of different components of the fellowship programmes to institutional outcomes.

The critical message emerging from these assumptions and assertions is the importance of constructing a 'performance story' based on key milestones associated with the design and implementation of fellowship programmes, as a way of assessing the contribution of different components of the fellowship programmes to institutional outcomes [ 14, 15].

The same study reported that 42% of fellowships formally tracked the number of ECGs interpreted by their trainees; 58% performed a formal test of ECG competency during the training programme.

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Reddy emphasised the need to increase the exchange of fellowship programmes among Asian countries and between the AOSR and international societies as subspecialisation is required for radiology to survive and would be the appropriate response to the general demand.

Furthermore, there is a great variability in the design and implementation of fellowship programmes in terms of duration, mode of training, recipient instruction resources and capacity and other variables.