10 If you want to give a different dimension to a subject, consider the angle of shot.
If your grades aren't up to scratch, but your heart is set on a subject, consider a foundation degree that leads into a bachelors, although this does require an extra year of funding.
Dr. Bailey and other scientists said the field had also been plagued by a dearth of financing for studies of the children of gays and lesbians, a subject considered politically volatile by many agencies that award government grants.
Another piece, by Xu Cheng, makes use recordings of people engaging in telephone sex and arranging casual trysts on a chat line, a subject considered provocative by Chinese standards, Mr. Shi said.
A false-positive was defined as a subject considered suitable for sumatriptan or naratriptan by the pharmacist, but not by the clinician.
Mirzoeff recalls that A Passion for Churches created a minor internal disagreement at the BBC since the film, produced by the General Features Department, discussed a subject considered to be the territory of the Religious Broadcasting Department.
If a subject considers they have been stressed from a high workload over the majority of their working history, it might indicate that, as a stressor, this could have a long-term harmful outcome.
This is an interesting subject, considering an example many of us have probably experienced.
The Chinese group of X .Zhao et al. studied levonorgestrel effects on endometrial cancer, which is a topical subject, considering the increasing social demand for fertility preservation management for gynecological cancers.
In spite of this, the digestion physiology in termites is a poorly studied subject, considering that only a few cases from a group of 2,600 known species [ 21] have been subjected to any kind of biochemical study.
