Sentence examples for shifting research from inspiring English sources
The previous chief at EPA's Office of Research and Development, marine ecologist Bob Huggett, presided over a sometimes painful overhaul of EPA science launched in 1994 that includes shifting research dollars from agency staff to outside scientists and forcing EPA researchers and risk managers to work more closely together.
The use of phthalates is subject to EU restrictions, but this is an area of both shifting research and shifting regulation.
But shifting research is not as easy as shifting many other types of work, Mr. Shahrawat of TowerGroup said, and the trend will be slow growing, particularly for more senior research work.
The company is shifting research and development resources to these businesses and away from older businesses like traditional analog modems and network interface cards (NICs).
Therefore, we assess efforts aimed at disentangling issues of causality, and showcase the shifting research landscape towards endophenotype refinement in clinical and preclinical settings.
Therefore, projection 7 "2030: All European production activities have been relocated to outside of the EU" is based on three factors: "shift of chemical production and demand towards Asia & Middle East", "shifting research & development towards Asia; global diffusion of market & technology knowledge" and "focus on asset utilisation and core competencies".
Pressure mounts to shift research and marketing from the United States to China.
By an 8-to-1 vote, the commission, which is commonly known as BRAC for Base Relignment and Closure, backed the closing of Fort Monmouth, an Army research base in Eatontown, N.J., but called on the Pentagon not to shift research jobs from Fort Monmouth until there were "safeguards" to ensure that research benefiting troops deployed overseas was not affected.
I had to decide whether to shift research direction or continue with a commercialization path," he recalls.
"Livanov is a physicist and knows the problems of Russian science very well," Onishchenko says, although he is concerned about the proposal to shift research to universities.
Over the past few years, Andrew Szeri, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Dean of the Graduate Division at the University of California, Berkeley, set out to shift research priorities in his lab from applied physics to biomedical engineering.
