Sentence examples for strong research infrastructure from inspiring English sources

I also found that shared cultural values and the absence of a language barrier made working in the UK easier than going to France or Germany, two other European countries with strong research infrastructure and well-funded laboratories.

In fact, Aebersold and other scientists bemoan collaborative European Union (EU) grants that almost demand inclusion of partners from specific sectors, such as small business, and geographic regions, such as countries without a strong research infrastructure.

Tunisia has strong research infrastructure and has made advances in genetic counseling, cytogenetics, and diagnosis of genetic diseases, along with regulation and legislation.

This trend did not apply to Africa, likely due to the strong research infrastructure at Makerere University in Uganda which had close ties with the University College of London in the UK.

Because it sits at the juncture of three ecoregions, and possesses a strong research infrastructure, Churchill provides a strategic setting for a long-term monitoring program in the Canadian arctic.

The H-index increases the longer articles are available to be cited, which favors well-established journals and countries with strong research infrastructures.

Leaders realized that a strong scientific research infrastructure was an essential component of the militarized economy.

BASE is linked to our world-renowned clinical program (led by Dr. Stephen Roth) in single ventricle, pulmonary artery reconstruction and pulmonary hypertension, cardiovascular connective tissue disorders, heart failure and transplant, and bloodless surgery and to a strong clinical and translational research infrastructure (led by Dr. Doff McElhinney).

One decision-maker stated, "I think the fact that we have such a strong basic and translational research infrastructure within many of our health care organizations within the PHSA is a real strength".

And a World View makes the case for stronger collaboration and sharing of research infrastructure between scientists from different countries who work in Antarctica.

Achieving the benefits of systems biology will require substantial research participation and investment in research infrastructure.