The professional control group (women with a college or university degree) consisted of 146 women.
The LMU medical degree consists of 2 preclinical and 4 clinical years including an internship.
The undergraduate bachelor of medical sciences curriculum (after which follows the master of medical sciences, which is equivalent to the MD degree) consists of three years and is organized in 'blocks', 'threads' and a 'studium generale' [ 17].
This spline of first order degree consists of a first node at position a0 = 0 and height h0, followed by k internal supporting nodes at (a1; h1), (a2; h2),..., (a k ; h k ), and a terminal node at with height h k +1 Hence, the spline is defined for all t ∈ [0, T], and for any given k the it contains k free position parameters and k + 2 free height parameters.
Her university degrees consist of a B.A. in mathematics from Auburn University and what had been listed, until recently, as an "MBA in Philosophy" from Columbia Pacific University, implying she had earned an advanced business degree.
Consequently, the propagation of a traffic-related message reaches the security degrees consisting of source non-repudiation, data integrity, the prevention of replication attacks, and delay effect.
Raster scans (20 × 15 degrees) consisting of 37 high-resolution horizontal B-scans were performed.
Even more likely is that the Congress would develop a so-called energy-only bill, which would - to a large degree - consist of killing the one part of Waxman-Markey worth saving (the comprehensive CO2 cap-and-trade system), and moving forward with the worst parts of that legislation - the smorgasbord of regulatory initiatives.
That is, to varying degrees they consist of a mix of public and private healthcare providers, and both bio-medical and traditional practices with a variety of financing mechanisms.
A degree profile consists of all the degrees d j and their corresponding non-zero fractions f j.
To a large degree, the articles consist of aggregation: a Bustle writer finds a piece of news that interests her — from the Times, or from a blog she likes — and summarizes it for Bustle's readers, perhaps making its contents into a list, or collecting some related tweets.
