"We need to recognize that cryopreservation is a procedure that requires specific technical expertise and proficiency," said Rebeca Sokol, president of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
The Graduate Certificate of Concentration in African Studies enables graduate and professional school students in fields other than African Studies to demonstrate interdisciplinary area expertise, language proficiency, and research competence in African Studies.
Let's first look at the powerful emphasis on financial expertise and proficiency inherent in the management as reflected in the VICE natal chart.
The time involved in treating such complex cases of variable tooth anatomy is mainly dependent on the clinical skill, expertise, and proficiency of the endodontist and the armamentarium available to achieve optimum clinical outcome.
Although the EIP network has traditionally focused on acute infectious diseases with typically short incubation periods, their extensive expertise and proficiency for enhanced surveillance and demonstrated ability to develop local infrastructure to support complex surveillance activities made the EIP network an ideal candidate for collaboration on developing this new system.
We seek to revitalize the standard for qualifying experts: expertise should equal proficiency.
In recent years, stock-outs of TB medicines or diagnostics [ 49], loss of clinical expertise and diminishing proficiency for TB testing in laboratories have been reported and linked to weakened TB surveillance and planning [ 50, 51].
"The Fund will make investments drawing upon [Softbank Group]'s investment proficiency, operational expertise and breadth of experience in the technology sector," it notes.
