Sentence examples for researcher support from inspiring English sources
This, in turn, has made me a more honest teacher, mentor and researcher". Support curriculum development in the area of justice studies through the Holder Initiative.
That said, one subject reported that the GCM instructions were unclear: "I wasn't really sure what to name the piles at first," and felt that "researcher support would have been helpful".
A ministry of nanotechnology or a department of nanotechnology should be created under the ministry of science and technology to focus on human capital development through students on researcher support program as well oversee the general activities of nanotechnology in the nation.
South Africa nanotechnology is powered by her DST focusing on human capital development through students on researcher support program, establishment of nanoscience centers, equipment acquisition program, and establishment of nanotechnology platform and two nanotechnology innovation centers that will encourage patent and prototype products [26].
We thank the Researcher Support Center of Barretos Cancer Hospital, especially the statistician Zanardo C. for assisting in the statistical analysis.
JW was supported by the Wellcome Trust and RSL by undergraduate researcher support to Haverford College from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation.
He is a HASTAC scholar, blogs for 4Humanities and also works for Networked Researcher, supporting & promoting the use of social media in academic research and researcher development.
Greene is a member of the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Internet Security and Privacy Advisory Board and was a guest researcher supporting the president's Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity.
But Maha Abu Shaban, an economic researcher, supported the ban, to preserve modesty and prevent mixing of males and females "in violation of the religion".
With all of this in mind, I went to Stanford as a postdoctoral researcher, supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft.
No longer is society's moral concern limited to the lone researcher supported by an industry sponsor and the risks of biased influence associated with such support.
