It has proven immensely gratifying; there are very few other enterprises that offer a similar combination of interesting people, tough intellectual problems, opportunity to work in the most remote and beautiful parts of the planet, and the satisfaction of contributing to an important endeavor.
The ability to read and process information is pivotal in defining your identity and realizing self-worth, esteem, and the knowledge that you can contribute to any endeavor you choose," Graham argues.
He has spent extensive time studying marine ecosystems and has contributed to a number of ocean related research endeavors, including a project examining bleaching resistance in coral found in American Samoa.
Drawing on insights from international relations theory, Frank Biermann's book contributes to a joint endeavor: the search for new ways to govern the Anthropocene.
He also somehow sensed from all the scientists, students and researchers parading through his life that he was contributing to a larger endeavor, though he was uncertain about the details, said Dr. Corkin, who met Mr. Molaison while studying in Dr. Milner's laboratory and who continued to work with him until his death.
Within such a framework of ethics approval, consent still by and large serves the same role that it does in clinical research more generally (i.e. as a means to state upfront what research is about and as a device to circumscribe and delimit subsequent entitlements and expectations of patients in contributing to a research endeavor).
Yet if students do not believe they are doing legitimate work (Lave and Wenger, 1991) that has the potential to contribute to a larger research endeavor, they may report having a different experience than the instructor intended.
The science professors contributed to this endeavor by producing a PowerPoint presentation, which they delivered to students during the first week of class of the spring semester.
C2Cards can contribute to such an endeavor in several ways.
It also contributes to a broader field of endeavor in the form of the emerging field of the "science of success" which studies the forces and mechanisms at work when individual become successful or fail.
A number of studies at the ADA meeting contributed to the endeavor to unravel cardiovascular (CV) risks versus benefits of the TZDs.
