Sentence examples for either doctoral from inspiring English sources

The following institutions are categorized as either Doctoral, Master's or Baccalaureate.

Prepare yourself to achieve either a doctoral or master's in education or administration.

The article by Heimburger and others, 1 in this issue of the AJTMH, describes the earlier FICRS program but focuses only on a subset of the overall program: the fellows, who were either post-doctoral or post-residency.

This sample either held a doctoral degree or at least three years of experience in relevant fields.

19 In order to verify the themes that arose, sections of interview transcripts were also reviewed by other researchers (students enrolled in either masters or doctoral degree programmes taking a qualitative methods course) during the data analysis stage to confirm the reliability of the coding and emergent themes during this inductive process.

He never wrote a doctoral thesis either, as academic degrees had been abolished and were not restored until 1934.

By the mid 20th century many of the leading American mathematicians either had written their doctoral dissertations under his direction or had done postdoctoral research with him.

I hadn't lost touch with skateboarding either – after starting my doctoral studies in Los Angeles (drawn, more than I should admit, by its sunshine and skateboard history), I later wrote a rather theoretically informed book on skateboarding (Skateboarding, Space and the City, 2001), and have developed a career as an academic historian from this basis.

Consequently, a substantial number of my colleagues within this group worked at ECT as post-doctoral scientists, either using it as a stepping stone into positions in industry or their own companies, or taking part in the development of ECT by staying as permanent staff.

Out of the 22,000 students at Oxford, approximately 42% are postgraduates, either doing taught masters or doctoral research.

Specifically Samsung Electronics is seeking to hire post-grads who hold either a Master's or doctoral degrees from "prestigious U.S. universities".