Sentence examples for through this fellowship from inspiring English sources
The phrase "through this fellowship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a process or experience that occurs as a result of participating in a fellowship program or opportunity. Example: "I have gained invaluable insights through this fellowship that will enhance my future research."
Through this fellowship, he says, HHMI is "providing them relief from the commitment they normally would have to make".
Through this fellowship, he spent six months as an advisor to the New Zealand Treasury and the New Zealand Ministry of Social Development, conducting research on that country's programs of tax relief and cash assistance for low-income families.
The benefit of this structure compared to existing fellowships will have to be demonstrated through the implementation of this fellowship, graduation of fellows and comparing their experiences to fellows of other curricula.
All but two of the alumni who were asked about the MPH had received this degree through the fellowship.
Young people interested in attending can request an invitation through the Fellowship's website.
"When I first moved out here through the fellowship, I had already decided that GigLocator was going to be put on the back foot," he said.
Frodo and Gandalf are reunited at Rivendell midway through The Fellowship of the Ring.
As well, through the fellowship, they cultivated a support network for the future.
YM is supported by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation through the Fellowship for Experienced Researchers.
The work was funded by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology through the fellowship to S.C. (FCT/BPD/41200/2007). J.L. and S.C. conceived the initial idea.
This instrument was designed to gather information on the demographics of trainees, their duration of training, advanced degrees obtained through the fellowship, and relative time allocated to course work, research, and other activities during the fellowship.
