Sentence examples similar to research development foundation from inspiring English sources

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/9/105/prepub Skane county council's research and development foundation and the Swedish Heart-Lung Foundation supported the study financially.

This study was supported by unconditional grants by the Swedish Research Council; Stiftelsen för Gamla Tjänarinnor; Skåne county council's research and development foundation; The Swedish Society of Medicine; The Swedish Brain Power; The Trolle-Wachtmeister foundation and The regional agreement on medical training and clinical research (ALF) between Skåne County Council and Lund University.

But his colleague, Dr. Teraphan Toterakun, who is chief of plant research and development at the foundation, said he had, and that ended the discussion.

The identification of the direct target of artemisinins and to establish a reasonable drug screening platform will provide an essential research foundation to the development of novel anti-cancer drugs which have clinical value.

"Technology is an amazing sort of thing," says Harry Lew, manager of research and development at NSF. "The foundation itself started with the idea of using technology to help people with disabilities".

Thus their motivation is short-term empire-building rather than fostering research and development to lay the foundations for long-term success.Safer, but not yet desirableSurveys of foreign- and Chinese-branded cars' mechanical faults, by J.D. Power, a market researcher, show that the local brands are now closing the reliability gap.

The agencies' involvement, combined with more than $270 million in research and development funds from companies, foundations, and universities such as Google, General Electric, and the Simons Foundation, bring the total funding aligned with BRAIN's research objectives to over $300 million, Holdren said.

This research lays a foundation for the development of alginate-based bioink for tissue-specific tissue engineering applications.

Attachment theory and research laid the foundation for the development of the understanding of "mentalization" or reflective functioning and its presence, absence or distortion in psychopathology.

Themes from this research provide a foundation for the development of a measure of self-identity grounded in the language and experience of people with TBI.

Extensive research and development on its methodologies, theoretical foundation, algorithms, verifications, and applications over the past half century have established a mature field with a rich literature and substantial benchmark applications.