Sentence examples for study awards from inspiring English sources

The scholarships, the oldest of the international study awards available to American students, provide two or three years of study at Oxford University in England.

In our tool, we target a maximum deviation of 10 min from the target, while the French study awards different numbers of points for treatment time deviations of 5 15 and >15 min. Other features common to both checklists were the avoidance of unnecessary AV-fistula punctures, the achievement of at least minimal Kt/V and attainment of the prescribed dry body weight.

Any student who auditions in person for a place at the RCM will automatically be considered for a scholarship or study award.

In June, the Fulbright Commission for Summer Language Study awarded him a grant to study in Ireland — the only trash collector on a list heavy with doctoral candidates and university professors.

David A. Wilson research grant study awarded to the second author, "A Comparative Analysis of Student Engagement and Critical Thinking in Two Approaches to the Online Classroom".

This research was made possible in part by a grant from the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative (GoMRI-015), and the DEEP-C consortium, and in part by NSF Grants OCE-0969841 and RAPID OCE-1043976 as well as a WHOI interdisciplinary study award.

Funding for this project was built into a grant application for the EOPIC study, awarded by the Medical Research Council MRCC).

JLB conceived and designed the study; awarded funding to carry out the study; guided the data analysis, and writing of the manuscript.

A study awarded 7 stars or more is considered a high-quality study, 4-6 stars is considered a moderate-quality study, and 0-3 stars is considered a poor-quality study.

In late 1993 Diamandis studied awards won by 19th-and early-20th-century explorers and adventurers, particularly the $25,000 Orteig Prize, grabbed by Lindbergh.

IIT offers both undergraduate and graduate studies, awarding doctoral degrees in architecture sciences, engineering, computer science, design, business, psychology, and law.