Sentence examples for course transition from inspiring English sources

There are, of course, transition awards--the NIH K08s and K22s; Burroughs Wellcome Fund Career Awards BWFF, by the way, is a sponsor of Next Wave's Career Development Center); and others--but the number of these awards is much smaller than the number of new biomedical hires each year.

Of course, transition has been a relatively consistent characteristic of the practice of law.

Demands for mobility have been shown to be affected by life course transitions and key events [7, 8].

We first highlight Tinbergen's Four Questions (Plus One) as the course transitions from the Introduction to the Methods and Results section.

In addition to providing support of various forms, siblings represent a set of obligations that may influence the pace at which young adults undertake important life course transitions.

3 Looking at Italian women born in 1941 1970 we examine three crucial life course transitions: marriage, the transition from marriage to first birth, and the transition from first to second birth.

These disproportionately higher rates of HIV among women of reproductive ages in SSA have implications not only for health but also for life course transitions such as childbearing (2), an important marker for women in SSA.

In Fig.  1, trends in (standardized) risks of entry into first cohabitation and into first marriage appear in a conventional analysis where the two life course transitions are treated separately.

There is a consensus in the retirement literature that this process represents one of the most significant life-course transitions (Costa and Soares 2009; Duarte and Melo-Silva 2009; França 2009; Soares et al. 2007).

Mainstream research on social stratification usually emphasizes the consequences of structural mechanisms such as family's social socioeconomic status, class, gender, and race on social mobility, while acknowledging the important roles of choices made by individual actors in life-course transitions.

The major themes included those pertinent to relationships with peers and parents, school/university, and challenges with developing autonomy and various life-course transitions.