A guiding principle of today's liberal-arts education — the gold-filter admissions, the seminar discussions, the focus on "leadership" and Emerson and exposure to difference — is the cultivation of the individual.
His model describes the signalling role of higher education as a 'double filter': admission to higher education acts as a first filter, while graduation serves as a second filter.
Two blood spots collected on filter paper with admission blood drawing were analyzed by a high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method.
Several other well known NFκB regulated genes (e.g. COX2, TNF, LTA, CSF2, CSF3, IFNB1, IFNG, IL-6, IL-8) failed to pass the low variation filtering criteria for admission into the significant probe set expressed by these early-stage ER-positive breast cancers.
So I would ask the thousands of American college students being enticed to support BDS: Should each applicant for the next freshman class be put through such a filter before being granted admission?
With applications to four-year colleges, especially the most selective, increasing every year, the intense competition over admission is filtering all the way down to sixth grade.
College counselors are excellent sources of important insights about how admissions committees filter applications and ultimately select students for an incoming class.
The National Health Index number can also be used to filter out unrelated hospital admissions.
Two blood spots were collected on filter paper specimens simultaneously with admission blood drawing.
The partial admission control aims at filtering flows' requests which could not be in the sequel accepted.
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