Sentence examples for the pattern of funding from inspiring English sources

The pattern of funding from the BMGF provides some interesting implications.

For example, one study asked participants if they were satisfied with the pattern of funding for research.

Some autistic adults noted that the priorities as illustrated by the pattern of funding represented 'neurotypical priorities regarding us – not autistic people's priorities'.

The relative severities of each type of cancer are quite similar in the United Kingdom and United States and the pattern of funding levels relative to YLL burden is broadly similar in both countries, although there are cancers that appear differently prioritized in terms of this ratio (e.g. brain/central nervous system, kidney, leukaemia, oral, uterine, prostate, Hodgkin's lymphoma, testicular).

Next, there were two 'open questions' in which they were given opportunities to provide comments on perceived gaps in the pattern of funding and to identify 'the one thing about autism they would like to see researched in the coming decade'.

Even with this adjustment, however, the new formula gives less weight to deprived areas than does the current pattern of funding.

Figure  3 illustrates a similar pattern of funding distribution relative to the different cancer types as seen in Figure  2 with the exception that liver cancer appears more equitably funded when using DALY values instead of YLL values.

We compared the pattern of publicly funded drug programs and analyzed major factors influencing the differences.

The goal of this study was to compare the pattern of publicly funded cancer drug programs in ten countries, and to identify the major factors that explain the differences according to the perspective of each country's health care system.

This pattern of funding discourages upstream management of illness, does little to prevent exacerbation of illnesses and leads to a model of care based on high cost acute management.

A subsequent analysis on 2010 funding portfolio (Office of Autism Research Coordination, National Institute of Mental Health, on behalf of the IACC, 2012) reported significant change to the pattern of US funding activity.