Further research is required to identify early attributes in medical students that may develop into an interest in becoming near-peer tutors later in their training.
A quarter-century later Mr. Lerner released his best-known film about the event, "Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival" (1996), becoming a near Isle of Wight completist, with additional works on Miles Davis, the Who, Jimi Hendrix, Jethro Tull and Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
With the rise of smartphones and mobile phones in general — and their move into becoming a near-ubiquitous computing and communications device for younger people — the camera has become one of the most significant and used features of these devices.
She upheld the industry's values and put on a good clean show, gradually killing off the rebellious Malena character and becoming a near-parody of complacency and sweet agreeableness.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's flubbed performance in Iran's first debate in 2009 cost him votes not that he paid attention.In this section Lights, camera, election Spinning a win Correction ReprintsIncumbents may tremble and viewers yawn, but televised debates are becoming a near-universal feature of democracy.
A challenging task was becoming a near-impossible one.
As digestion proceeds, the vacuole increases in size and the contents become progressively acidic, before gradually becoming alkaline near the end of the process.
When objects are rotated about the x- and y-axes, the near and far surfaces are exchanged, the haptic far surface becoming the visual near surface.
But this week Mr Iger bought Pixar, a successful animation studio, for $7.4 billion in shares of Disney, showing conclusively that he is his own man.Just a few years ago, Mr Iger seemed nowhere near becoming boss of Disney.
