Primary Researcher definition

Primary Researcher means the researcher engaged in the Project by the Primary Grant Holder or by the Institution, and identified as such (whether by name or role) in the Application. ‘Project’ the project detailed in the Application and for which the Funding is awarded. ‘Research’ any and all research to be carried out pursuant to the Project.

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Primary Researcher means the researcher engaged in the Project by the Primary Grant Holder or by the Institution, and identified as such (whether by name or role) in the Application.

Examples of Primary Researcher in a sentence

• Your questionnaire responses may be viewed by several persons: (a) Principal Primary Researcher; or (b) reputable and discreet Research Assistant.

• An agreement, Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) or contract between either the Coordinating Research Organisation (CRO), Research Institute or Primary Researcher, and a Requester, which sets out the terms upon the sharing of research data and outputs for the purposes set out in the relevant approved request.

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