Sentences with phrase «research in a tight budget»

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Weddings Budgets for a walk down the aisle are tight this year, according to an Arizona - based research firm the Wedding Report, which found the average amount couples spent on their dream wedding decreased by at least 10 % in 2009.

Escudero - Martín is one of many young scientists in Spain whose careers are threatened by tight research budgets and bureaucratic delays.

Most remarkable of all, Nakamura, working alone and with a tight research budget, managed to open up a lead measured in years over some of the titans of U.S., Japanese, and European industrial research.

In fact, he and his community of researchers in alternative RNA splicing — a field he helped to create — have shown that they can do world - class research despite tight government budgets and three - month delivery times for reagents that can cost three times as much as they would in the United States or EuropIn fact, he and his community of researchers in alternative RNA splicing — a field he helped to create — have shown that they can do world - class research despite tight government budgets and three - month delivery times for reagents that can cost three times as much as they would in the United States or Europin alternative RNA splicing — a field he helped to create — have shown that they can do world - class research despite tight government budgets and three - month delivery times for reagents that can cost three times as much as they would in the United States or Europin the United States or Europe.

► «The congressional noose around research in the social sciences and the geosciences at [NSF] got pulled a little tighter today as an influential legislator unveiled a new and controversial budget metric as part of his blueprint for the agency,» Mervis wrote Thursday at ScienceInsider.

► This week's issue of Science also includes a brief recap of the 40th annual AAAS Forum on Science and Technology Policy, attended by «more than 400 elected officials, government and business leaders, researchers, educators, and others» on 30 April and 1 May in Washington, D.C. «The importance of basic research for the nation's scientific and economic future was a recurring theme,» and «participants delved into the factors driving the tight budget environment» scientists are currently facing.

With NASA's tight budget and relatively bleak funding outlook for the foreseeable future, space scientists can take heart that some private foundations are willing to step in and help fund their research.

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty moved to partially offset scheduled cuts in the budgets of the nation's three granting councils, though they'll still take a blow and there'll be tighter competition for research operating grants.

Part of that risk is in funding: Budgets for biomedical research are tight and may remain so for several years.

So that no one has to do the same kind of research I did as to basic tools, how to create a law practice that makes sense in this budget frame, which is really tight.

Recognizing that litigation results — and the prospects for settlement — often hinge on the presentation of persuasive legal arguments in line with the relevant case law, Mr. Cooper employs an effective mix of case law research and evidence consultation in order to ensure that clients on a tight budget understand all the costs and benefits of proceeding with, or defending against, a legal action.

• Research and install a new attendance equipment and training procedures to ensure employee turn - up and motivation • Spearhead a comprehensive review of company policies in order to redesign the process of accountability by establishing tight targets • Plan and direct all operational and administrative activities of the facility • Ensure compliance with legal guidelines and standards • Prepare annual budget and monitor performance of facility • Recruit and train qualified staff and rotate duties as needed • Maintain records and inventory • Manage grievance processes for patients and families