Teachers facilitate new ideas, train people to think more critically, to pursue important and challenging careers – HOW does an advanced society grow and evolve without well-paid teachers?
Maximizing the efficacy and longevity of quinine as a drug to control malaria will critically depend on pursuing intensive research into identifying in vitro markers and implementing active in vitro and in vivo surveillance programs such as those supported by the World Antimalarial Resistance Network.
— Patricia, Dallas A. Patricia, you have many possibilities to pursue, but it's critically important to tie down the time frame.
Is there, then, any reason to pursue glycemic control in critically ill patients?
The two historical paradigms of CPR and PCR summarize how CCM began, and how it could mature in the years to come to pursue its ultimate goal: to return a critically ill patient to a happy and productive life.
After a number of critically acclaimed Op/Ed pieces in the Los Angeles Times, he decided to more seriously pursue writing.
In recent decades, the sleek, wide-eyed vaquita porpoise has been pushed to the brink of extinction by poachers pursuing another critically endangered sea creature, the totoaba, a fish whose swim bladder sells on the Chinese black market for thousands of dollars.
In January 1980, the members of Talking Heads returned to New York City after the tours in support of their 1979 critically acclaimed third album, Fear of Music, and decided to take time off to pursue personal interests.
There was no formal discussion of the professional opportunities or goals that I might pursue while a postdoc--not the institution, the administrators, my adviser, or, perhaps most critically, me.
Like scientists who pursue careers in the media, scientists in public policy are translators between two worlds filling a critically important need.
