Sentence examples for published grants from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, Julia Fischer of the German Primate Center in Göttingen was amused to witness two of her distinguished male colleagues preening about a topic very different from the standard academic peacock points — papers published, grants secured, competitors made to look foolish.

The study takes into consideration books and journal articles published, grants, honors and awards received, and how often faculty members are cited in their specialties' literature.

A memo was drawn up and published granting Global Chess and Ilyumzhinov the commercial rights to all Fide events including World Championship chess tournaments and TV coverage.

F. Michael Cutrer, Mayo Clinic, Rochester has carried out WES in two large migraine families, according to a published grant description [79].

Each manuscript that you publish, grant proposal that you submit, course that you teach, or committee that you sit on is a tree.

I soon began to publish and write grants, winning some in my research advisor's name.

He scrambled to write grants, publish papers, and handle his teaching and administrative responsibilities while also squeezing in the many rewrites his editor requested to make him sound more like a storyteller than a scientist.

While the accomplishments of researchers are easily measured in terms of papers published and grants secured, those engaged primarily in patient care find it more difficult to demonstrate their success because of the lack of valid metrics that are universally accepted.

Most writers have always felt comfortable that publishing grants, travel bursaries and prizes came from bodies with safe titles, like the Arts Council.

The WBC provides publishing grants for qualifying English- and Welsh-language publications.

She had already written three books, including biographies of Tallulah Bankhead and Estée Lauder, and her status as a published author granted her entry into libraries and archives containing valuable documents.