But the great majority of people, those who have concentrated heavily on their professional competence at the expense of acquiring political skill early, will need to have that skill developed, ideally by their own seniors.
It will be interesting to report on a longer follow-up period to see how the STI incidence rate develops, ideally with the incorporation of a control group, to further quantity the results of the Pragati empowerment programme on the lives and livelihoods of the participating FSWs in Bangalore.
The goal of this project is to use a variety of neuroimaging, behavioral and genetic assays to identify infants at high risk for developing autism - ideally within the first 6 months of life.
To improve the diagnosis of TB disease in children in developing countries ideally there should be a simple rapid and non-invasive test that could be done also at health centre level.
While classroom teaching is valuable in developing knowledge, ideally it should be complemented by locally suitable, active, student-centred approaches that maximise engagement, provide opportunities for student patient interaction, and help develop the skills necessary to apply knowledge in clinical situations.
At our institutes composite materials were developed, which ideally allow to combine polymer functionalization utilized for organic synthesis with good mass transfer properties of monolithic carriers.
Many have made plans over the years to develop this ideally situated islet with spectacular views, but it is currently uninhabited.
But all coniferous forests, and the evergreen broadleaf trees of hot, dry zones, frequently develop conditions ideally suited to the spread of fire through standing trees.
Antibody microarrays for research purposes have been developed, but ideally, arrays will consist of synthetic capture agents that are more stable and amenable to high-throughput isolation and production.
Your expertise should be something that took you a significant amount of time to develop, and ideally it is something that you enjoy doing or offering for the benefit of others.
A thriving British Superbike Championship has developed riders ideally suited for its World equivalent and our success there – particularly that of Carl Fogarty in the 1990s – created the momentum that allowed other young British talents to thrive in that particular series, most notably Neil Hodgson and James Toseland.
