Sentence examples for graduate groups from inspiring English sources

"Many of our graduate groups and departments have retreats where both graduate students and postdocs talk," Penning says.

Of the medical student and recent graduate groups, 30% and 39% of the questions categorised as basic knowledge were answered correctly, respectively.

Questions categorised as basic knowledge were answered 30% and 39% correctly in medical student and recent graduate groups, respectively, and those in the advanced category were answered 20%and25%5% correctly.

What we were surprised to discover was that still only 30% and 39% of questions in the basic knowledge category were answered correctly by the medical student and recent graduate groups, respectively.

The proportion of correct answers for each question was compared between the medical student and recent graduate groups, and these results are presented in the survey questions document (see online supplementary appendix 1).

Both the new student and the graduate groups had similar experiences; frequently, the condition-specific biomedical and practical information they had learnt was far greater than that of their doctors or nurses.

He asked her about Mohamed and wanted to know why he didn't see the "unemployed graduate" group anymore.

Weekly meetings, monthly seminars, and a weeklong summer workshop ensure the coherence of the whole graduate group.

When you arrive on campus, establish a habit of attending events in your department or graduate group.

Shannamar Dewey is partly supported by an achievement rewards for college scientists (ARCS) scholarship and is a member of the Molecular, Cellular and Integrative Physiology (MCIP) graduate group.

With respect to education level, no significant differences were found between the "No degree" group and "Bachelor" group, but both groups got significantly (p < 0.05) higher scores than the "Graduate" group.