The publishing journal and author area of expertise were also considered due to the field-specific nature of the research questions of our study.
Field-specific vocabulary demonstrate your understanding of the field and the department's needs, but be aware that Faculty Search Committees that are more mixed in expertise may require simpler vocabulary and/or explanations accessible to a broader audience.
This document may resemble a resume, but is more comprehensive and typically used when applying for positions within academic institutions or areas where field specific knowledge and expertise is required.
The Program exists in parallel with the student's training that they receive at the University in which they are enrolled, and is designed to provide a structured, comprehensive program to train outstanding individuals for eventual academic positions in the broad field of Sleep Disorders Medicine with specific expertise in basic science, patient-oriented or applied research.
Selection of experts was based on their specific expertise in the field of NSAID.
In the present study, the visual inspection of the PAO, flow and EAdi waveforms was performed by three of the authors (SG, SS, CAV) with specific expertise in the field of patient-ventilator interactions.
A GITMO-WG of seven experts, with specific expertise in the field of PBSCs' mobilization, harvest, CD34+ cell count and ASCT, was selected to develop a standard definition of patients with lymphoma or MM failing to mobilize adequate CD34+ cells to proceed to ASCT (referred to as PM).
An expert was defined as a person who has more than five years of experience working at national or international level with specific expertise in the field of OSH and who shares knowledge through publishing articles or participation in expert groups or boards.
Patient-ventilator asynchronies were detected on the last 10 minutes of each 4-hour period (total 120 minutes) by offline visual inspection of PAO, flow and EAdi recordings [ 19] by three of the authors, SG, SS, CAV, with specific expertise in the field of patient-ventilator interactions.
Based on the notion that the decision when to start RRT is a significant subjective component, Thakar and collaborators had the idea of conducting an international online survey on RRT timing among 172 nephrologists with a specific expertise in the field of critical care nephrology [ 32].
