Sentence examples for research responsibilities from inspiring English sources
Research specifically investigating patient recruitment by GPs suggests facilitators may include relevant research with perceived benefit or incentive for patients and GPs [ 6- 10], good communication between researchers and GPs [ 7, 11] and minimising the research responsibilities of GPs.
He, in addition to his teaching and research responsibilities, was seeing patients in the clinic.
Birkbeck takes its research responsibilities just as seriously as its teaching, none more so than Latchman.
And then in 2009 we had the reform of what we call the status of researchers, which means that they are going to be evaluated — there is going to be flexibility between their research responsibilities and their teaching.
Court papers say Dr. Sunderland failed to get proper approval from N.I.H. for his consulting work and did not properly report $285,000 in consulting fees and travel money from Pfizer for work that "directly related" to his federal research responsibilities.
University Vice President Linda Koch Lorimer sent out a campus-wide email today saying that personnel "with essential research responsibilities" are being escorted into the building by police.
If there were better oversight of ethical and research responsibilities--by the scientific societies that solicit manuscripts for the journals they publish--many disagreements would not occur, argue speakers at a conference held earlier this week.
This leads to increasing research responsibility of the practitioner during actions in justices.
PCAST mentioned a few: "Such a structure needs to be built and will likely require a clear definition of research responsibility for each aspect of the research, from conception to handling of data and publication.
Staff with this research responsibility within each of the PCN environments is intended to simulate real world chronic disease management practices (i.e., recruitment to available PCN programs).
Such studies can provide useful data about the effectiveness of interventions in primary care but may create novel recruitment problems given the high level of research responsibility often required of participating GPs [ 17].
