For graduate students and law students, regular participation will be supplemented by additional reading assignments and more in-depth research requirements, including an expectation to pursue original source research.
Holding a valid license for therapy helps ensure that the therapist has met in-depth educational requirements, is up-to-date in his or her training, and is held to a code of ethics and practice in dealing with patients.
While it may be possible that the third condition has also been met in this PIA, we cannot know this for certain because this would require an in-depth analysis of requirements for the formation of consistent collective judgments in public deliberation settings.
More in-depth timelines and requirements for the PhD Degree in Biochemistry can be found in the Biochemistry Graduate Student Handbook.
Comprehensive modeling and a valid assessment of business knowledge requires first, an in-depth analysis of the practical requirements of business professions and, second, a test instrument that adequately represents these professional requirements.
These recommendations include: (1) perform an in-depth analysis of the requirements of all of the stakeholders of the survey and (2) leverage the framework of risk and opportunity management offered by systems engineering to address survey data threats to validity.
An in-depth discussion of the requirements on the mesh for use in the mesoscopic model is given in [ 33].
Electron beam induced current (EBIC) and photocurrent mapping were performed to investigate the electrical properties of the NW solar cells and their influence on device performance, which are essential for an in-depth understanding of the design requirements for NW solar cells.
The overview of the subject reveals the requirement for in-depth information on the overall regulation of P. pastoris metabolism that can enable fine-tuning bioreactor operation parameters in relation with the physiology of the microorganism in order to develop new strategies for the enhanced r-protein production.
Standardizing the curation policies along the lines advocated by the IMEx consortium, including the requirement for in-depth curation of articles (50), should go a long way towards resolving these issues.
