Mosseveld, in a thesis on international comparison of health accounts, argued that the analysis of time trends is to be preferred to cross-sectional comparisons [ 25].
First he handed in a thesis on the cause of malaria he had written in Sweden, which he then defended in a public debate.
Reynolds received his PhD in physics from Princeton in 1943, writing a thesis of the propagation of shock waves.
Two weeks ago, Jezebel published the sex diary, written in the form of a thesis, of a recent Duke graduate.
In history of science, he produced massive groundbreaking work in medieval science and defended a thesis of continuity between medieval and early modern science.
Ms. Kagan, the nation's solicitor general and President Obama's nominee to the Supreme Court, gave an expansive view in a 1983 thesis of both the potential and the limits of the court's ability to make change in society amid the rise of the conservative backlash against the liberal rulings of previous decades.
See table 2. * 8 thesis have mentioned that consent was not relevant Documentation of ERC approval first appeared in a thesis submitted in 1989 and evidence of approval was attached for the first time in 1995.
In ecumenical discussions in the 20th century, the divine legal character of this polity was occasionally noticeable in its thesis of an apostolic succession of presbyters as a counter-thesis to that of the apostolic succession of bishops.
This resulted in the thesis of a gynaecologist entitled Haemoglobinopathy Screening in Pregnancy (Landman 1988) which focused primarily on antenatal screening and investigated the influence of HbP on the outcome of pregnancy.
He received his PhD in physics from Yale in 1933, with a thesis entitled Scattering of X-Rays by Cold-Worked and by Annealed Beryllium.
