M.D.-Ph.D. admissions committees are looking for strong academic and research credentials, along with exceptional letters of recommendation from faculty members with whom you did research, and a well-articulated reason for becoming a physician-investigator.
For example, it retains the bond requirement for claimants, and would allow the government to demand that owners produce documents even before any civil complaint had been filed against them or the government had articulated its reason for suspecting wrongdoing.
Expressing a desire to die, he has declined legal representation, and Mr. Ford, the corrections spokesman, said Mr. Arguelles had neither articulated a reason for his choice nor agreed to explain his outlook in any interviews.
(F/DoN) A participant articulated the reason for the need to manage the GPs workload: You don't want to wear your GP out.
Listening to a record is thought to be better than listening any other way, even if no one can quite articulate the reason for why this is so.
ALISON PERCHUK Los Angeles, Nov. 1, 2011 To the Editor: David Brooks articulates the reason for the ambivalence I feel toward the 99 percent movement.
"The only time they fired is when they can articulate a reason for jeopardy," Mr. Galantucci said in an interview this week.
"... Significantly, no student who abstains from reciting the pledge, or any part of it, is required to articulate a reason for his or her choice to do so".
While the article does a decent job at articulating the reason for the rejection of the term "single mother by choice," it leaves out many women.
And significantly, no student who abstains from reciting the pledge, or any part of it, is required to articulate a reason for his or her choice to do so".
