Each student is expected to undertake intensive study of those areas of science that are of special interest and that will further their research goals.
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Academic-Year East Asia FLAS Fellowships for Graduate Students provide tuition and stipend for students in M.A. or Ph.D. programs who plan to undertake intensive advanced language study in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.
Mr. Schlitz undertook an intensive study of the Broadway musical form and developed a special admiration for the work of Frank Loesser and Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Anticipating war with Spain, he undertook an intensive study of the Spanish-owned Philippine Islands and prepared his fleet for battle.
With his brother Philip he undertook an intensive study of ancient art and philology and began to amass a sizable collection of Roman sculpture, reliefs, portrait busts, and ancient coins.
Key exclusion criteria comprised any condition precluding informed consent, unwillingness to undertake intensive insulin therapy and use study devices, and history of intolerance to insulin glargine.
Inclusion criteria were at least 18 years of age, ART-naïve (except for prior receipt of Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission regimens), ART-eligibility as determined by CD4+ T-cell count <350 cells/μl, BMI < 18.5 kg/m, willingness to undertake intensive ART follow-up in the study clinic, and not pregnant.
All the raters have undertaken intensive training in the scoring methods used in the study as part of the first Polish program for people at high clinical risk of psychosis development (PORT), which is described in detail elsewhere [ 72].
Concerned about the sales drop and changes in the competitive environment, JWT undertook intensive market research.
She undertook intensive tuition in mathematics and enrolled at MIT in 1901 as a special student, one of four women enrolled on the architecture course and one of two studying landscape architecture.
