To determine the evolution of cognitive and academic deficits and risk factors in children after liver transplantation.
"From its beginnings as a high school tennis club through its evolution into providing tennis and academic mentoring and tutoring activities, the organization has been a positive force for Hartford's youth".
I've quoted Adrian Bejan numerous times in books and articles about evolution, about academic mafias and peer review, but somehow we never got around to having a full conversation.
If you start this conversation early, your counselor can see your evolution over time: your emotional, personal, and academic maturation.
Until very recently, the historiography of the development of scientific medicine in Britain, and especially the evolution of academic clinical research in interwar hospitals, has had three main deficiencies.
We used SEM to examine how religion, religiosity, high school experience, college major, and academic level independently influence our latent variable ("evolution understanding") (Figure 1).
Based on two major characteristics, pathway information and technical details, freely accessible data from commercial and academic databases are examined to understand their evolution and enrichment.
An evaluation of the course has demonstrated that it increases both understanding and acceptance of evolution and its relevance to human-related academic disciplines and everyday life.
At the end of a certain period of time (e.g., session and academic year) the teacher can generate reports showing the evolution in learners' CT assessment.
One of the shining beacons in Indian emergency medicine has been the evolution of academic training for physicians.
