In a comprehensive study of physician licensing and discipline five years ago, the Florida Legislature's nonpartisan Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability called the licensing process neutral and thorough.
In this study a phased comprehensive field survey was conducted to review almost all existing study plans of various engineering disciplines at state and private universities in Jordan.
This article is a background report describing a comprehensive study of research in the three computing disciplines Computer Science, Software Engineering, and Information Systems.
(Erica escapes poverty by forcing herself into a school that surrounds her with a comprehensive culture of discipline).
The final "comprehensive", enforcing party discipline, refers to his anti-corruption drive the fiercest modern China has seen.
"Ed's promotion reflects the importance of deeper and more comprehensive risk management discipline under a single senior executive," said a memo at the time.
middleman theorists, inexpert as scholars, had naïvely striven for some impossible synthesis that would be at once faithful to scholarship, useful to the practitioner, intelligible to the populace and thus comprehensive as a discipline, workable as a general method, and defensible as a social institution.
In the past of several decades, ion beam analysis (IBA) based on low-energy accelerator has developed to be a comprehensive particle analytical discipline system [1 4].
Through the AIDS Care Program and the other clinical disciplines, comprehensive care for HIV positive inpatients and outpatients is also provided.
Since Darwin's time, the evidence from these sources has become considerably stronger and more comprehensive, while biological disciplines that emerged more recently genetics, biochemistry, physiology, ecology, animal behaviour (ethology), and especially molecular biology—have supplied powerful additional evidence and detailed confirmation.
