Sentence examples for reinvigorated research from inspiring English sources
He pruned lower-margin products, slashed debt in half and reinvigorated research and development.
The rise in obesity in human populations has reinvigorated research focused on how nutrition impacts life history traits, including body size, lifespan, reproductive success, stress resistance and propensity for disease.
The first oxygenless ascent, asserting the primacy of the field, certainly reinvigorated research interest in the very high altitudes of the Himalaya.
In 2008, a partnership was formed between UEM and University of California, San Diego (UCSD) that was expanded under the Medical Education Partnership Initiative (MEPI) and has reinvigorated research development in Mozambique.
This was a momentous event that reinvigorated research into viruses as a possible cause of human cancers.
Back in 2007, drug giant Pfizer hired hotshot biotech entrepreneur Corey Goodman to reinvigorate research and get the pipeline flowing with potential blockbuster therapies.
Taken as a whole, the Roadmap is a comprehensive strategy to reorganize and reinvigorate research in the United States--an attempt, as Zerhouni put it, to "turbocharge the NIH".
We must move beyond asking whether we approve of placebo use and instead reinvigorate research on how and under what conditions we should use them.
The recent US Food and Drug Administration's approval of bevacizumab has reinvigorated antiangiogenic research and has moved colorectal cancer to the forefront of study for the most promising drug candidates in this class.
One solution would be to reinvigorate academic research careers but, as Rockey says, "the research system is highly dependent on NIH funding, so if funding remains flat, how are we to keep this system vigorous?" Another solution would be to reduce the number of graduate students but that's not NIH's decision, Rockey says, or not exclusively.
But corporate venturing does not work for every organisation trying to reinvigorate its research.
