Sentence examples for tied research from inspiring English sources

Some called participants several days or hours before to confirm an appointment; others tied research appointments to clinical appointments, which participants seemed more likely to keep.

► Last Friday afternoon at ScienceInsider, David Malakoff reported remarks by a senior government minister in Australia that suggest tying research funding to patents.

And I saw the impact first-hand when I watched a laboratory open at the hospital this past fall, named for Jen, using funds from Cycle and tying research directly to patient beds in the same facility.

In keeping with Duke's mission as a research institution, the Program for Entrepreneurs will be closely tied to research by faculty into entrepreneurship.

Career opportunities in regulatory compliance a field closely tied to research integrity and a possible point of entry for those aiming to enter research-integrity work are rapidly growing, and universities frequently seek qualified compliance professionals, Nobles says.

"We need some language to talk about teaching quality and learning outcomes that isn't tied to research," he said.

They may enjoy teaching, but their academic rewards are often more tied to research productivity than their skill as educators.

The MIT News Office's Media Relations team usually distributes several press releases tied into research advances each week, along with other MIT news and announcements.

It would involve the UK winding down its patent box rebates and joining other OECD countries in only granting tax breaks for patents directly tied to research and innovation at home.

So, the item development framework for the LPDI's second tier items may be better tied to research on student thinking about optics.

As the objective of online portals is not tied to research but rather to providing a platform on which demand and supply meet, data are seldom stored and used as an input to analyse labour market trends and developments.