Sentence examples for tightened research from inspiring English sources

But Antarctic scientists, weary from years of tightened research budgets, are worried about just how short-term those cuts may be.

At the NIH, they have dealt with tightening research funds by reducing the success rate of winning a grant from one chance in three to one chance in five.

A few days after U.S. President George W. Bush vetoed a law that would have loosened rules for federal funding (ScienceNOW, 19 July), several European countries opposed to embryo research threatened to block the European Union's stem cell funding program unless rules on ES cell research were tightened.

Another spur has been the decline in coverage of smaller stocks since banks were forced by Mr Spitzer to tighten up their research procedures.But Sarbanes-Oxley is not just about costs.

We will step up to try to fill the gaps of ever-tightening federal research funds.

Glaxo said it had since tightened the payment procedures for clinical research coordinators.

The University of California system tightened its oversight of tobacco-financed research last fall, after rejecting a proposal for a ban.

The European Commission has considerably tightened up the ethical requirements for research applications to the 7th Framework Programme.

In a move that renews debate about when new research findings should be disclosed to the public, The Journal of the American Medical Association has tightened its rules about what scientists and research institutions can say before their results are published.

I believe the public have confidence that UK funders have long since tightened up their funding decisions to minimise wasted research: but we are researching the unknown and not every study can be expected to succeed.

As spreads have tightened and compensation has changed, the quality of research available to retail investors and offered by research firms has declined, Weild says.