Sentence examples for career initiation from inspiring English sources

Georgia Tech has given out 10 Career Initiation Grants so far, and all of the recipients are doing well as assistant and associate professors.

Three of those four students receive a Career Initiation Grant, which provides $30,000 that they can take with them as start-up funds at their first academic appointment.

Ecstasy users, as well as non-users and ex-users, were recruited in order to enable balanced data collection regarding the three periods that seem to comprise an ecstasy use career: initiation, regular use and cessation.

At the bridging point between completing professional training on the one hand and career initiation on the other, the realization that certain instrumental skills of less intrinsic interest will play a more salient role in one's life than previously imagined can potentially affect perceived future satisfaction and create doubt in the career path.

The conceptual model employed in this study focuses on the first phase of a heroin user's "career": from heroin use initiation to treatment.

Eating disorders (EDs) are serious health problems that adversely impact quality of life in adolescence and young adulthood; a critical time for individuation and establishing independence across several life domains including initiation of careers [ 1- 3].

Our injector replacement rate, R, can be computed as follows: (1) R = ∑ w ∑ x ∑ t λ EFR (t, x, w ) P (I C > t ) P (X = x ), where λEFR t, x, w) is the appropriate per annum EFR initiation rate for career length, t, given that the first incarceration event occurred at time x and with the covariate vector w (which is time invariant).

For parsimony in the original 2008 2009 NESI surveillance, supplementary questions were not posed about self-initiation, sex of initiated, or persistence of the initiate's injecting career.

Qualifications gained at the beginning of a radiographer's career provide us only with an initiation period now superceded by the importance of obtaining advanced skills and knowledge.

Hunt et al. (24, 25) considered interventions to dissuade IDUs in southeast England from initiating; 34 of 86 (40%) original participants (mean age = 30 years) had initiated 72 people throughout their injecting careers, but past-year initiations were not elicited.

To compute the number of initiations during an injecting career, we must first consider the length of an injecting career, IC, itself a random variable.