Sentence examples for reputation of research from inspiring English sources

The leverage points were: reputation of research institute and/or scientists; raising and balancing expectations; communication about and investment in the scientific basis of the modelling work; participation in model development; heterogeneous and extensive social network in policy domain; institute mandate that secures availability of 'stepping stones'.

Misconduct in research tarnishes the reputation of research institutions and has the potential to diminish the credibility and integrity of research in general.

The perceived poor reputation of research methods in parts of the Indian subcontinent, where consent might not be sought or where the vulnerable populations may be exploited, may have led to non-participation of British South Asians in UK studies (Hussain-Gambles et al, 2006).

The move is in response to a 2009 National Academy of Sciences NASS) report, which concluded that cats and dogs acquired from such places were not critical for biomedical research, and that using them could damage the reputation of the research enterprise with the public.

Bulmahn expects the national competence centres created over the last 3 years to take a leading role in European research with the start of the 6th Framework Programme early next year, further increasing the international reputation of biotechnology research in Germany.

If the record is missing information, contains incorrect data, or is difficult to understand, then it cannot serve its function as a tool of learning and support for the scientist to whom it belongs, to members of the research group who may need to make sense of it, and a broader audience if the ownership or reputation of the research is at stake.

The growing vigour and reputation of the research programme generated by Williams stimulated the trust to expand and diversify its investment.

"Under Ed's leadership, the LIFE project damaged the reputation of the research field.

"A few politicians are...tarnishing the international reputation of German research".

In 2002, after 14 years in the City, Cyrus left corporate banking to set up his own research house with the objective of providing truly independent investment research, untainted by the conflicts of interest that have so badly tarnished the reputations of rival research analysts within larger investment banks.

They have demanded of their institution a minimal coherence with its reputation for research on human rights and migration.