Sentence examples for to funded from inspiring English sources
noun
A sum or source of money.
- The fund of a bank, commercial house, manufacturing corporation, etc.
Reports on the French national funding scheme have also been made public but were not published and restricted to funded protocols and to only one source of public funding [ 11- 14].
However, both French and NIH evaluations were limited to funded research; this design hampers to investigate the impact of obtaining a funding on the conduct of biomedical research.
Learn how to take your project from business plan to funded film in five weeks.
It would initiate a whole new return to funded adult education and raise the profile of lifelong learning again.
Lord Hutton has rejected the most far-reaching of all, to switch public employees from unfunded DB schemes to funded DC plans.
One theoretical answer is to move to funded schemes, in which pensions are paid out of a big pot of accumulated savings.
Allegations might be connected to a funded grant, or to one that was not funded.
I now believe that in many cases it is unethical to restrict access to publicly funded science.
These massive improvements are due in large part to aid-funded programs to buy vaccines and boost farmers' productivity.
Access to only one industry funded cohort and generalisability of the results to privately funded trials.
"You're definitely going to get funded!" means "But not by us".
