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What (who) is extramural - definition
Extramural
adj.
Que fica fóra dos muros ou das muralhas.
(De extra... + mural)
Que fica fóra dos muros ou das muralhas.
(De extra... + mural)
extramural
adj m+f (extra2+muro+al3)
1 Situado, ou ocorrendo fora das paredes, ou recintos de uma unidade organizada (como cidade fortificada ou universidade): Instrução extramural.
2 Fora dos limites ou divisas fixados de um lugar.
1 Situado, ou ocorrendo fora das paredes, ou recintos de uma unidade organizada (como cidade fortificada ou universidade): Instrução extramural.
2 Fora dos limites ou divisas fixados de um lugar.
extramural
adj.
(-1858 cf. MS
6
) que se encontra fora de muros ou muralhas
-etim lat.tar. extramurális,e 'id.'; ver mur-
-etim lat.tar. extramurális,e 'id.'; ver mur-
Examples of use of extramural
1. That is "not acceptable," said program coordinator Norka Ruiz Bravo, NIH‘s deputy director for extramural research.
2. His financial position was still precarious, and he supported himself by teaching extramural classes at Edinburgh.
3. The NHGRI Division of Extramural Research supports grants for research and for training and career development at sites nationwide.
4. "The pot of discretionary funding is not very large, relatively speaking, and there are a lot of competing priorities for it," said Norka Ruiz Bravo, NIH deputy director for extramural research.
5. "It was not new information," he said, noting that a recent follow–up inspection resulted in "an absolute clean bill of health and full accreditation." Norka Ruiz Bravo, NIH‘s deputy director for extramural research, which oversees animal research at grantee institutions, said NIH has the authority to pull the plug on research at institutions that repeatedly violate animal welfare rules.