Sentences with phrase «more research funding»

The family is calling for more research funding and awareness of the disorder.

Often, scientists think that their first priority should be to argue for more research funding, but that does not touch the deeper problem.

I am disabled, and mostly housebound, but I have been active in writing about ME / CFS and advocating for more research funding since the late 1990s.

Other biomedical lobbyists say they try to cast a big net when talking with legislators about the importance of more research funding, but that NIH is a logical place to start.

This too common disease deserves more research funding.

Taub, who has a non-prosecution agreement with prosecutors, testified that there «was a pattern» where Silver would ask for referrals whenever he requested more research funding from the government.

He wants to see programmes set up that will encourage companies to employ more scientists, build closer ties between public laboratories and industry and give more research funding to small and medium - sized companies, of which only one in ten currently does any research at all.

Membership dues raise some money, but Lessem says more research funds will come from tax - deductible private and corporate donations.

The former polytechnics saw their long battle for more research funding rewarded with a sixfold increase.

One third of all Columbia researchers study the brain and nervous system and they generate more research funding than any other group of neuroscientists in the country.

Finally, the Commission of Audit should recommend allocating more research funding to projects related to forecasting future employment skill needs and the planning of how these skills are to be obtained.

[Response of the author: And usually they tell us Germans we're too serious... But seriously: as a scientist, and perhaps from my European perspective, I have trouble taking certain discussions and arguments seriously, and Crichton's argument that the planet isn't really warming, and that climatologists have basically made this up in a global conspiracy to get more research funding, is clearly one of those.

There's a difference between being «alarmist» and being genuinely alarmed about a problem, and arguing for more research funding as a result.

I am disabled, and mostly housebound, but I have been active in writing about ME / CFS and advocating for more research funding since the late 1990s.

They have ways of explaining away the facts: the scientists have distorted their results to obtain more research funding; other scientists in possession of the truth have been silenced; governments have caved in to pressure from environmentalists.

I am disabled, and mostly housebound, but I have been active in writing about ME / CFS and advocating for more research funding since the late 1990s.

In science news around the world, scientists march in India to call for more research funding, a South Korean researcher who was enmeshed in a stem cell scandal a decade ago resigns from a newly created government position, Canada establishes a vast marine conservation area in the High Arctic, a highly regarded advocate for science is convicted of financial misdemeanors in Egypt, and more.

It called for more undergraduate and graduate science scholarships, new programs to train science teachers, more research funding, and more foreign scientists to be admitted to this country.

In making its case for more research funding, for example, the Alliance for Science and Technology Research in America cites a 29 % drop from 1986 to 2000 in the number of bachelor's degrees in mathematics, a 22 % drop in engineering, and a 15 % decline in the physical sciences.

Spencer went to Sydney recently to make a public plea for more research funds for rainforest studies.

The commission also calls for more research funds to stay on top of what incidental findings may arise as well as the potential costs, benefits and harms.

Fewer than one - third of the respondents provided ASBMB with contact information for the necessary follow - up to create what Corb calls «individual narratives» that would help make the case for more research funding.

What we are trying to do is get a research network going across Canada and trying to use that network as leverage for more research funding.»

«At $ 2.18 billion, the burden of preeclampsia represents a significant one third of that total short - term cost, and that's an important call - to - action for more research funding and awareness of this major health problem.»

We want to «Demand Better» survival rates for pancreatic cancer through a government - led public awareness campaign, more research funding and by providing general practitioners with the tools required to diagnose patients in primary care.

Since the small victory, Catherine and her foundation have continued to push for more fecal microbiota transplant (FMT) clinical trials aimed at other digestive disorders, more research funding and more public awareness and education.

Whether you're a breast cancer survivor, a friend or a caregiver of someone affected, or just a concerned citizen, it's hard to deny the need for more research funding and awareness about the disease that affects roughly 200,000 women in America every year.

Almost all reformers seem to call for more research funding; researchers with more training; more permanent and distinguished OERI leaders; more strategic planning to meet the needs of classroom teachers and students; more long - term, scientifically sound R&D projects; and preservation of the intellectual and political independence of the agency.

However, it is almost always the case that a scientist speaking in public is in fact advocating for something — deeper public understanding of the science, more research funding, a more informed public discourse, awareness, and, yes, sometimes for specific policy action.

I am disabled, and mostly housebound, but I have been active in writing about ME / CFS and advocating for more research funding since the late 1990s.