He returned to England in 1957 and was a consultant geriatrician in various hospitals for nearly a decade, managing to fit research around a punishing clinical load.
We talked for a while afterward: about how to fit research in, how many nights I'd have to be on call, how to keep time for my family.
I made a half-hour documentary for Radio 4 while I was still breastfeeding (I say that not smugly, but wearily), and it was frustrating having to fit research and scriptwriting into precious moments while baby slept (especially when I had no idea when he'd wake).
And lastly, when you finally find some time to fit research into your schedule, the media is going to get excited and will come knocking on your door for an interview.
"A lot of what I do at Hyphen-Labs is think speculatively about how to fit research into the large-scale installations that we do," Baccus-Clark said.
Human capital: individuals' know-how and commitment to fit research in; Relationship capital: It is well established that strong relationships can change behaviour; and Structural capital: the training, information systems, and other inputs required to improve readiness.
These characteristics make the two sibling species fitting for research on host range, evolution and pest control.
Fitting previous research [ Bijleveld et al., 2012a], brain structures involved are activated to a vastly different extent and perhaps also following a different time course.
The domain of person-job fit research consists on tasks characteristics, worker characteristics, and required outcomes.
While expressing the greatest amount of variation, PC1 does not express most of the variation in the sample and higher PCs may be important in respirator fit research.
