Sentence examples for research off from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'research off' is not grammatically correct or usable in written English
If you are referring to turning off research, you could say something like: "I'm taking a break from research for the rest of the day."
And we've never seen two together in our last 20 years of whale watching and research off the New Hampshire coast".
But earlier this year, it did end a partnership it set up to finance research off its balance sheet, saying such arrangements, once common, were no longer appropriate because of investor concerns about accounting.
Accessing research funding can also be difficult, adds Paramor: "In terms of setting up a career here one of the big issues for an international member of staff is trying to get research off the ground, that is extremely difficult.
In addition to the research off the coast of western Australia described here by Justin Gillis, a second study emerged this week delving into climate change and coral's fragile future.
"The great bulk of scientific activity takes place in large commercial enterprises, government laboratories and universities," says David Edgerton, Hans Rausing professor of the history of science at King's College London, "but there have always been people who have done scientific research off their own bat: people who haven't been employed by an institution or a firm.
Lance, who had been an executive with British drug giant Glaxo Wellcome glx, took research off the pedestal and replaced it with marketing, with the idea that Chiron should be known as much for its commercial success as for its scientific innovations.
The 'Medicines Investigation for the Children of Europe' program, funded by the EU, will be created to stimulate research of off-patent drugs.
Moreover, ethical objections have put such research off-limits to some scientists -- including the many in the United States who rely on federal money -- and lack of investment has felled many companies trying to develop cell-replacement therapies.
"This combination of teaching and research off-campus is something that I feel will give me a distinct advantage in my career".
MIT ultimately divested itself from the Instrumentation Laboratory and moved all classified research off-campus to the Lincoln Laboratory facility in 1973 in response to the protests.
The European Paediatric Regulation mandated the European Commission to fund research on off-patent medicines with demonstrated therapeutic interest for children.
