The Honors Thesis is an excellent option for any student interested in pursuing a Master's degree or Ph.D.; but, above all, it is a highly formative research and writing experience one that can bear unexpected fruits toward any path the student decides to take in the future.
The results of biomechanical tests proved that the decellularized matrix did not bear any unexpected damages or structural changes which would make it unable to tolerate in vivo forces and stretches.
For Paul, the printing business bears some unexpected parallels to his career as a pilot: "Both involve the use of technology in a precise manner, in a constantly varying environment, with a little creativity thrown in.
And with no one to adjudicate, all those opinions and all those unexpected uses bore equal authority.
"It's not that we strike gold every time, but I'm willing to be patient, because time and time again these questions have borne fruit in unexpected ways," Kaiser says.
She executed her plan so perfectly that anxious California Department of Fish and Game officials must now balance the bear's unexpected popularity against public safety.
The mail also bore a second piece of news that was definitely unexpected: Farragut had been promoted to rear admiral, making him among the first officers in the United States Navy to hold that rank.
And of course over the following months so many other, wholly unexpected things would happen that my article bore absolutely no resemblance to the real year that was to come.
Just before Christmas in 2007, a budget showdown between Congress and President Bush led to unexpected, deep cuts in the science budgets, and SLAC bore much of the brunt.
Pharmaceutical drugs and compounds used for consumer products may bear the risk of unexpected immuno-toxicological side effects, such as sensitization, allergy, anaphylaxis or immunogenicity.
