Originally designed to foster experience in laboratory-based basic research, the third-year program has evolved in response to the changing landscape of medicine and shifting needs and career interests of the medical student population.
On the plus side, it can foster experience, give representatives the clout of seniority and allow them to focus on issues and less on getting reelected.
Regardless of fostering experience, B6 mice produced more "short," "one jump," and "more jumps" syllables than BALB mice (Fig. 4, p<0.05).
Museums can also foster experiences of awe and wonder, through art, science, spectacle, beauty, and complexity.
Within its wordy walls, the artists fostered the "experience of being immersed in literature establishing the belief that words are the building blocks of our lives".
These themes can be further understood, perhaps, in the ways that CrossFit culture and their immersion in it fostered both experiences of empowerment as well as experiences of confinement and oppression.
It is critical for others to support foster youth, and it is equally as important that us Wards of the State acknowledge the good that comes from the foster experience: resilience, compassion and perspective.
Rousseau introduced the cult of religious sentiment among people who had discarded religious dogma, and he inculcated the belief that moral development was fostered by experiencing powerful sympathies.
This article argues that, despite these states' ostensible similarities, their different political structures fostered contrasting experiences with an ascendant political Islam.
–Finally, the study of the patients' subjective experience of being engaged in the process of care (and what actions foster this experience) has been, so far, neglected.
Forgiveness protects our mental health: People who receive therapy designed to foster forgiveness experience greater improvements in depression, anxiety, and hope than those who don't.
