Sentence examples for tight research from inspiring English sources
Escudero-Martín is one of many young scientists in Spain whose careers are threatened by tight research budgets and bureaucratic delays.
In the scientific community, however, the impulse is exactly the opposite: when the economy slows and money gets tight, research funding tends to get more conservative.
For the hardware environmental factors like high temperature, dust levels, and high humidity were taken into account; however the most suitable hardware, so called ruggedized laptops, was outside the tight research budget and may always be outside a health system's budget in resource-poor countries.
In Sarawak, Dr. Navjot S. Sodhi of the National University of Singapore abandoned a project to survey the bird species in several national parks after tighter research restrictions took effect in 1998.
Within this hub, programs such as the Rakai Health Sciences Program or the Makerere University-Johns Hopkins University (MU-JHU) collaboration exhibited tighter research networks.
As traditional pockets of funding are exhausted, we need to seek others by innovative means: As funding gets tighter, researchers (and research support offices) are having to be more imaginative in whom they turn to for funds.
Some anti-aging researchers, who have been suffering from tight federal research spending, welcomed Calico's entrance.
Evaluating and selecting "sweet area" is the focus for unconventional tight oil research, which is being conducted throughout the entire exploration and development process.
To insure underrepresented minorities have every chance to compete for increasingly tight federal research dollars, Booker and colleagues developed the Interactive Mentoring Activities for Grantsmanship Enhancement program, known as IMAGE.
The first automobile manufacturers, for example, needed to maintain tight control over research, design, and manufacturing.
Budgets are tight, but cutting research today means watching other nations out-innovate us tomorrow.
