Sentence examples for had doctoral from inspiring English sources

In Germany, where universities had always been more influential (almost all the great figures in German intellectual life had doctoral degrees), the characteristic institutional structure of contemporary historiography was being established.

Their median age was 47, for instance, and 56% had doctoral degrees.

Of respondents to the survey (total 95), 69% were male, 62% had doctoral degrees, 85% had worked at volcano observatories as scientists, 7% as directors; 41% had lived in their current community for more than 20 years and 56% lived within 100 km of their specified volcano.

I was intimidated by the nature of such a large conference, attracting 10k people from 80 different nations and 50 different faiths, and the other panelists I knew had doctoral degrees from fancy ivy- league schools.

Most of the respondents except the Chinese had doctoral degrees.

Nine (56.3%) participants without diabetes had doctoral-level qualifications compared with four (25.0%) with diabetes (P = 0.20, Pearson χ).

About 1,500 individuals were found to have doctoral degrees of all types (including lawyers with a Juris Doctor), a sample that represents just under 2percentt of the total.

Adjuncts are less likely to have doctoral degrees, educators say.

The numbers cited in the article — 14,000 students and a decrease of 34 percent from 2004 — were from the Computing Research Association, using 2011 data but including only undergraduate degrees from institutions that have doctoral programs in the field.

The House bill, which would provide for 55,000 visas for foreign graduates of American universities who have doctoral and master's degrees in science, technology, engineering or mathematics, was an attempt to reconcile the concerns within the party.

Fifty-nine of its 125 employees have doctoral degrees.