Sentence examples for recovered research from inspiring English sources

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Kalt adds that NCI has previously recovered research grants in "a handful of [misconduct] cases".

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To those who would say it's a pipe dream, she points out that 50 years ago, children with leukaemia rarely recovered: medical research has changed that.

This then clears the pathway to market a kit that recovers research and development costs, and hopefully makes a profit.

The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association says only three out of 10 medicines recover their research and development costs.

But since these people live mostly in developing countries, they don't represent sufficient markets for companies to recover drug research investments.

I've had my job kept open for me while on maternity leave for a year, my contract extended to recover my research, and my maternity pay covered.

The deal is the latest sign that demand for PC's may be recovering after research firms raised their forecasts for L.C.D. and chip shipments in the last month.

But the firm, which is about to be nationalized, must sell several hundred more to recover its research and development costs and still charge an acceptable price, the attaches said.

And Orbital Sciences will invoke its insurance policy, but the insurance will not recover countless research years.

Our findings in this cluster clearly show that our approach is able to recover previous research findings, which indirectly increases the validity of our new findings in this study.

Greg Mankiw says we have not recovered, and a research group says that a recession has already begun.

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