Sentence examples for recognition for research from inspiring English sources

INT 2 PPT-1 Researchers also reported little recognition for research and that promotion could be achieved without doing research.

It was a difficult-to-dismiss possibility in the halls of Stuyvesant, where unusually bright teenagers are thick on the ground and kids win national recognition for research alongside adult professionals on mysteries including "erythroid differentiation through a non-autophagic cellular mechanism".

Yet, his interviews with faculty members in each of the three categories reveal that opportunity and recognition for research pretty much correlate with institutional prestige.

Similarly, high importance was placed on creating an environment to support research which requires a co-ordinated approach, organisational understanding, having governance structures in place, appropriate incentives to do research, and recognition for research as a career path.

Some saw this as having positive effects on AH research, for example, new opportunities for AH to develop research skills through scholarships and workforce development programs, increased incentives to acquire research qualifications, and recognition for research.

Dr. Rabalais helped fill in the gaps, and in recognition for her research and policy campaigns, she recently received a $500,000 MacArthur Fellowship.

Recognition for the research and early practical applications of M.R.I. are "properly shared between Paul Lauterbur and Peter Mansfield," said Francis Bonner, a professor emeritus of chemistry at Stony Brook and a colleague of Dr. Lauterbur in the 1970's.

This finding is supported by the literature which suggests there is a lack of recognition for PHC research as an institutional, organisational and professional core value [ 18, 22].

This study has found evidence to suggest a lack of recognition for AH research amongst the scientific community including funding bodies, Universities and academic journals resulting in limited access to funding, and low levels of research output, dissemination and publication.

Singaporean bioinformaticians might tend to see this as recognition for their research efforts during the last years; though, the geographically central location in the Asia-Pacific region, the excellent transport hub and the infrastructural support of Singapore will lend an alternative, equally important explanation.

The aim of this taxonomy is to provide the reader with a general understanding of the current situation of ERT related research and proven applications in the Chemical Engineering field and to facilitate the recognition of research gaps for future investigation.