Sentence examples for gaining a phd from inspiring English sources
He read applied physics at Durham University, gaining a PhD in photovoltaics, a method of harnessing solar energy.
After gaining a PhD from M.I.T., in 1991, she has spent much of her career working there, eventually becoming a key deputy to Robert Zoellick, the Bank's president.
He was the only president to earn a doctorate, gaining a PhD in political science from Johns Hopkins University in 1886.
Kovacheva always wanted to draw but somehow ended up working as a biologist in her native Bulgaria – gaining a Phd in plant physiology before deciding she wanted to do something more creative.
After Austria, Saif moved to London where he studied at the LSE, gaining a PhD that later turned out to have been largely written by a consultancy firm, Monitor Group.
Outside office hours, he pursued his longstanding interest in psychology, gaining a PhD (1954) with a thesis on the Freudian concept of the unconscious; three years later came A Short History of Psychotherapy, giving an insightful account of developments in the techniques of psychoanalysis.
Gaining an understanding of pH adaptability is an important step in broadening the activity spectrum of these economically important fungi.
As is shown in Fig. 4A, the mutant virus VN1203ΔNS1-K58I gained a resistance to low pH infecting Vero cells at pH 5.6, whereas the limit of infection was at pH 5.8 for the original virus VN1203ΔNS1.
We fit a function (using ' nlinfit' in Matlab [ 41]) of the form to the pH data, where c1, c2 and c3 are constants, to gain a distinct function representing pH for each simulation; this function is then fed into the model via the switch function F(p).
1 In previous studies, patients have expressed almost universal appreciation for the role of PH associations in providing support, allowing them to connect with their fellow patients and gain a greater understanding of how PH affects their body.
The present qualitative study used ethnography to gain a unique, real-life insight into PH from the patient's perspective.
