Sentence examples for research allocated from inspiring English sources

Beyond the sleepless nights, legendary hacks, and uniquely geeky reputation, MIT is a thriving institution whose success is tied directly to funding for research allocated at the national level.

The science budget – that is, funding for research allocated mainly through the research councils and block grants to universities for research – was "ring-fenced" at £4.6bn per annum in the previous 2010 spending review, to the relief of the research community, which had been braced for significant cuts.

Each agency that spends more than $100 million a year on research allocates 2.5% of its budget to the SBIR program, and 0.3% to STTR.

It means careful research, allocating lots of time to reading, and gathering factual evidence from first hand sources.

Q3 asked respondents to quantify the amount of their research time allocated to research that they consider to be "basic".

Lastly, Coryn et al. have reported a comparative analysis of 16 national models and mechanisms used to evaluate research and allocate research funding [ 21].

What few resources are available for research are allocated to applied research that yields more local and immediate benefit, rather than basic investigations, which may require years or even decades to reach fruition.

Hayflick laments that two to three percent at most of the $1.27 billion that the National Institute of Aging (NIA) spends annually on aging research is allocated to fundamental biological research.

In addition, the VPR participates in the management and allocation of research funds allocated by the Provost.

The core research funding allocated to universities after December's research assessment exercise (RAE) kicks in next month.

As shown in Figure 3 most of the funding for social science research was allocated to non-governmental organisations while academic research institutes were the biggest beneficiaries in terms of receiving funds for non-social science research.