The goal of the Stanford Impact Program for Arts Leaders is to create a field-wide impact by developing cohorts of cultural leaders with a change mindset, while at the same time providing benefit to participants by enhancing their perspectives and abilities.
In spermatogenesis cells pass through meiosis as synchronously developing cohorts of cells conjoined by intercellular bridges [ 30], so there may be a need to eliminate cells that begin to lag behind in their development.
Developing a cohort of young scientists with experience performing functional annotations will also help with this challenge in the future.
Another option would be to develop a cohort of GPs with a special interest in developmental disorders, as occurs for a wide range of physical health problems.
Her spiritual journey intersected with the strategy of the Empire State Pride Agenda, a lobbying group for gay issues, to develop a cohort of sympathetic, active clergy members.
From this class, I developed a cohort of other entrepreneurs who I could ask for advice and help as I worked on my own venture.
But most importantly, I've developed a cohort of people I can lean on for advice, which has been incredibly helpful for my career development," writes proflikesubstance, who is a pseudonymous blogger and self-described "junior faculty member working in a field of evolution" in the United States, in an e-mail to Science Careers.
Presuming superintelligence doesn't happen until the second half of the century, there could still be time to develop a cohort of cognitively enhanced humans who might have the capacity to try to solve this really difficult technical control problem.
In addition, the group has developed a cohort of people undergoing primary hip replacement for primary OA.
This study aims to develop a cohort of people with AS using existing data from clinical and routine sources and data collected from patient completed questionnaires.
Therefore, if the goal of the program is to develop a cohort of trained experts who work in communicable and non-communicable disease at international sites that are sustainable over time, it appears that the balance of the scholars and fellows may have then swung too far in the wrong direction.
