Sentence examples for prospective industry from inspiring English sources

Toward that end, the Advertising Educational Foundation in New York has put up a Web site at www.AEF.com to answer questions from prospective industry employees.

He advises prospective industry postdocs to look closely at the conditions of their contracts, as well as the publishing record of the company, before signing on, because it could have serious implications downstream.

"There are also BD types engaged within tech-transfer entities at universities whose job it is to work with the inventors to generate good summaries of inventions they want to see commercialized, and then find and engage prospective industry licensing partners," Brandon says.

The support of this work from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 21203134 and 21671200) and the Prospective Project of Industry-University-Research Institution of Jiangsu Province, China (Grant No. BY2014059-13) is acknowledged.

Factors that were predictive of a smaller statin effect in a multivariable analysis were prospective study design, industry-independent funding, Asian study setting and a short follow-up time (in-hospital mortality).

This is important because cellulose is the most abundant component of plant biomass and has wide industrial applications, with a very promising prospective in the biofuel industry.

Against this backdrop, the first of the Clinton Scholars -- prospective leaders of Palestinian industry, civil society and government -- are returning home from graduate school in the United States, as dozens more leave to begin their studies.

With a stark amount of AAA publishers holding back their biggest future hitters from this year's show, much of the floor space was relinquished to an increasingly large focus on indie games, YouTube Gaming showcases and most notably the public arrival of the industry's prospective 'next-big-thing': VR.

The prospective human spare parts industry is deeply embedded in scientific research, and those firms that would be interested in operating in the field need to have access to cutting edge research (Prescott 2011).

But as a general--and perhaps counterintuitive--rule of thumb, it is better not to be creative and unique with your personal marketing materials when you are applying for positions in industry, where prospective employers actually prefer some uniformity.

In the univariable analyses, the only factors significantly associated with study outcome was the prospective study design and industry sponsorship.