Sentence examples for promote scientists from inspiring English sources

Companies often promote scientists with very strong technical skills into managerial positions.

Bridges urges PIs to promote scientists remaining on after their NIH eligibility ends to staff positions with pay, benefits, and clearly defined institutional status commensurate with their experience and responsibilities.

These were established mainly in the nineteenth century to protect and promote scientists (academicians) and have developed specific institutes across various science fields.

Furthermore, there must be increased flexibility in funding to promote scientists to get professional degrees or professional degree holders to get PhDs if there is to be an increase in physician scientist numbers.

It is the special concern of the MPG to promote young scientists.

Given the large number of 5 and 5* departments identified, he asked the panel, how is the government going to promote young scientists to enable them to achieve the international reputations and publication records that will enable them become the future leaders of such departments?

But she and other experts say there are still many unanswered questions about the long-term effects and efficacy of the wildly shrinking doses of exercise being studied and promoted by scientists and journalists, (including this writer).

Budget problems would most likely put programmes aimed at promoting junior scientists in jeopardy.

Field of study and department: Some disciplines are perceived as more open than others to accepting and promoting LGBT scientists and engineers.

Freeman A. Hrabowski III, president of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and committee chair for a recent National Academy of Sciences report on promoting minority scientists and engineers through the education and workforce pipelines, finds the CGS result heartening but says it will take more time before a legitimate trend emerges.

Some relatives of Compsognathus, namely Sinosauropteryx and Sinocalliopteryx, have been preserved with the remains of simple feathers covering the body like fur, promoting some scientists to suggest that Compsognathus might have been feathered in a similar way.