"Much of what was learned was gleaned from retrospective analysis of donor demographics," says Dr. Serena Yoon, an attending physician at Cayuga Medical Center and senior clinical instructor at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry.
The responses of birds to acute climatic stress are not well studied, but birds have been adapting to such stresses for tens of millions of years, and they're surprising us all the time — emperor penguins relocating their breeding grounds as the Antarctic ice melts, tundra swans leaving the water and learning to glean grains from agricultural fields.
How has your previous employment experience aided your tenure at CBS? Every single job prepares you for the next - there is always something to be learned or gleaned, even if it seems unimportant in the moment.
In conclusion, our findings have direct implications for consenting patients to genomic sequencing, facilitating decisions to learn information gleaned from sequencing and decisions to act on the information.
Thus far, we have pondered over the lessons learned and insights gleaned on fostering both cognitive and social dimensions of an online group through formal and informal platforms, respectively.
In this respect, it should be emphasised that much apposite learning can be gleaned from examining the accumulated experiences arising from the past use of biomonitoring in occupational and public health settings.
Since his fundamental stance is passivity, Merwin's language can't feel as though it were summoned from too much effort of learning, or from casually gleaned perception or overheard conversation, which would concede the existence of actual other people.
The paper will draw on socio-cultural theories of learning to try to glean insights into how to support new fully qualified international staff more effectively.
From Walsh, who played 11 seasons in the N.F.L., he learned how to glean information from watching film.
