Sentence examples for developed degree from inspiring English sources
For example, countries such as Ghana, BurkinaFaso and Nigeria have developed degree and diploma courses to train medical herbalists and CAM practitioners while some universities in South Africa have introduced short courses in traditional medicine in their pharmacy curricula [ 29].
As John track downs the sportsmen whose pictures she faithfully stuck into her scrapbook for candid chats, some of them behave according to type; Phil Tufnell is, naturally, interviewed in a pub, hungover, but has a surprisingly developed degree of self-criticism about some of his more outrageous antics.
Based on the molecular kinetic theory, the developing degree of ionic wind was derived.
It is one of a few examples around the country of charter organizations developing degree programs to train their own and other teachers.
And we are partnering with employers in every region of the state to develop degree programs that strike a balance between classroom curricula and (often paid) on-the-job work experience that prepares our students for success once they graduate.
Part of the problem is that patients often develop degrees of treatment resistance.
It has influenced the choice of regulatory criteria and aided in the developing degrees of stringency for environmental regulations.
Clinically, one patient developed severe degree of hepatic encephalopathy whilst three patients developed uncontrollable bleeding manifestations.
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The album comes at a time when major record companies and radio stations appear to have developed a degree of comfort with bluntly political material.
In 1974 she was appointed England's first professor of nursing, at Manchester University, where she developed a degree course and established the country's first professorial nursing unit.
