Sentences with phrase «seen brain drain»

We've seen a brain drain: some of the best, most creative gamemakers are focused on mobile and social games because those platforms are more developer - friendly.

Many developing countries, China included, have seen brain drain to varying degrees.

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It remains to be seen whether the EURYI awards, or the parallel effort by the ERC to be announced next month, will stem Europe's brain drain.

However, brain drain is by no means solely a Dutch problem, as similar trends can be seen elsewhere in Europe, as well as in many Third World countries.

By scanning the brains of healthy volunteers, researchers at the National Institutes of Health saw the first, long - sought evidence that our brains may drain some waste out through lymphatic vessels, the body's sewer system.

Now we may finally see that, like other organs in the body, brain fluid can drain out through the lymphatic system,» said Dr. Reich.

«One of the things that the presence of large - scale science infrastructure does is that it increases the skills pool, and helps Africa to have something we have not seen on the continent in some time, and that is a brain gain rather than a brain drain,» she said.

Noting this retention problem, the EC advocated increased European Union (EU) research investments (see the Editorial by Papon, Science 1 August 2003), and urged European cooperation to stop the «brain drain.»

U.S. researchers are voting with their feet and heading for Europe, in a brain drain rarely seen operating in this direction.

These spaces surround the blood vessels that drain brain fluid and communicate with the lymph system; widening of these VR spaces is seen in the elderly but rarely in the young.

Add to that the loss of mid - and late - career teachers, who have honed their skills but can't see staying until retirement, and you've got a teacher brain - drain unseen in any other profession.»

He would like to see the legal industry must move to stop that brain drain before it becomes a problem.

Should skilled Canadian workers follow the jobs across the border, we could see a «brain drain» — and resulting negative effects with which we're already familiar.

Emigration, seen across the country in the past few years, has contributed to a brain drain as young, mobile, professional workers upped sticks to places such as Canada, London and Australia to escape Ireland's economic plight.