Sentence examples for sector investigators from inspiring English sources

Because the vertical plasma drift is an important factor controlling the height of the F layer in the postsunset sector, investigators tried to determine how large the postsunset vertical plasma drift must be for the generation of ESF.

Ranjan highlighted that the NIH acknowledged the gaps in technologies for rare, orphan, or neglected diseases and therefore, established the Therapeutics for Rare and Neglected Diseases (TRND) Program in 2008 to enable private and public sector investigators to take lead compounds through preclinical testing.

So far in the technology sector, federal investigators and prosecutors here have set their sights on relatively small companies, where a high proportion of problems center on what accountants call improper "revenue recognition" -- the recording of revenue that does not exist.

The occurrence of an additional F3-layer has been reported at Brazilian, Indian and Asian sectors by several investigators.

The Independent revealed in June Soca had knowledge for years that law firms, insurance companies and other sectors employed criminal private investigators to hack, blag and steal personal information, yet faced no censure.

It has suggested that Israeli spy rings uncovered since 2008 — in particular, a cell blamed for espionage in the telecommunications sector — could have falsified records investigators used as evidence.

It contains the following information about each project: type of call for proposals; title of the project; abstract; keywords; sub-agenda; type and nature of the research; sector of application; the principal investigator (name, contact, affiliation); year; types of support; partnerships and resources approved.

… Chris has credibility with both academic investigators and the private sector".

"I think NIH's goal here is not to discourage relationships between academic investigators and the private sector.

During the same period, Gaza's manufacturing sector withered by 60percentt, according to investigators.

All of these myths were once taught as gospel by the National Fire Academy, which trained most of the fire investigators working in the public sector today.