As with many science and technical fields, microbiology is host to myriad career pathways and professions.
And many of the factors that will ultimately determine the success or failure of the program, including attitudes toward the teaching profession and the myriad factors that affect how students learn, lie outside NSF's power to control.
She asked a supervisor and got brushed off, but nobody else -- not the school principal, not the doctor, not the myriad agencies she contacted -- nobody in the profession of helping thought to pick up the phone and appeal to the factory manager or the foreman or anybody else in authority at her workplace.
All taxpayers pay the cost of government union pension systems, all consumers pay the cost of union mandates and regulations, and all women at unionized companies or professions pay the cost of decreased flexibility, from a myriad of factors like seniority rules, time restrictions and certification regulations.
The near full weight of the medical profession supports vaccine programmes on the basis of myriad studies and the need to protect communities.
There are myriad factors that contribute to the lack of British Muslims in top professions – many British Muslims are recent immigrants, for example, and the British Muslim population tends to be younger than Britain's overall population.
Mr. Monti and his ministers have said that Italy will move ahead with liberalizations in the gas, energy, commerce and transport sectors, as well as loosening restrictions on the country's myriad guilds — for lawyers, notaries, pharmacists and taxi drivers, among many other professions — that are the gatekeepers to the Italian job market.
But the division of chores plays into myriad other problems, from the assumption that women are better suited to caring professions, to the patronising depiction of men as oafish and stupid in cleaning adverts, to the struggle for shared parental leave.
This trial provides the opportunity to explore the myriad of factors contributing to this national epidemic, including ethically questionable practices in the medical profession, doctors' responsibilities to their patients, and social attitudes toward drug use.
Similar to the utility of problem-based learning approaches elsewhere in medical education, the everyday challenges of hierarchy, temptation of all kinds, the myriad of ethical and communication dilemmas inherent in an imprecise, uncertain, and often high stakes profession all provide endless opportunities for explicit inquiry, exploration, reflection and discussion.
