The intern seemed to take it very well, but my fellow students and I were shaken by the event, asking how such hostility could be conducive to learning.
"A school could be conducive to that, if you have a certain kind of mind, because it is a sort of oppressive dictatorship in miniature," says Karl Marx's biographer and Private Eye stalwart Francis Wheen.
Computer programming could be conducive to more flexible, family-friendly scheduling partly because of the nature of the work itself, and partly because many companies have such a hard time finding highly skilled programmers that such workers have more bargaining power.
When high concentrations of these elements are found, it's an automatic disqualifier for being considered habitable, so there's still hope that the planets could be conducive for supporting life.
Aqueous solution synthesis of reduced graphene oxide-germanium nanoparticles (RGO-GeNPs) was developed using graphene oxide (GO) as stabilizer, which could be conducive to obtain better excellent electrical properties.
But beneath that icy shell, scientists believe Europa contains a liquid, salty, global ocean that could be conducive to life.
We hope that the follow-up contacts and meetings could be conducive to building trust and peace, recognizing that we still have a long way to go.
Our findings indicate that seeking a counselling intervention could be conducive to reduction of burnout among doctors.
Major population influx could be conducive to the spread of infectious agents and later, to the occurrence of childhood leukaemia.
Kosaka et al (2010) proposed a novel hypothesis that miRNAs could be conducive to the maintenance and surveillance system against cancer progression.
In Europe, the presence of a known competent vector for EHDV (C. imicola), plus several suspected vectors (14 ), and the climatic conditions could be conducive to EHDV circulation (3 ).
