cSee http://e.itg.be/ihp/archives/pbf-workshop-bergen-impressions-observations-junior-researcher/ for a description of this meeting.
"Don't trust WikiLeaks," Gilani told reporters in Kabul at the weekend, attempting to brush off the revelations as "the observations of junior diplomats".
Rory Fox said that some senior teachers at the school — some on top rates of pay — had turned up late for classes, or not at all, opposed lesson observations, bullied junior staff, refused to set homework and were petty and aggressive.
The advent of PACS may also have contributed to our observation that junior doctors were interested in learning to interpret more complex images such as CT and MRI.
On this basis, observation of junior doctors' parking habits could determine their most appropriate career choice.
Objective To determine if senior doctors' parking habits and skills are associated with clinical specialty and, if so, whether observation of junior doctors' parking could provide guidance in choice of specialty.
(Supervisor 16) A common observation among junior learners was various benefits offered by a specific VI teaching model, parallel consulting, which was seen to offer the learner: "I've learned much more in the GP practices by doing things hands on, seeing patients on my own and after that consulting with the doctors themselves and then having the debriefing session".
In response, activists have arranged a mobile billboard that will display for Texas voters some of the president's previous observations about their junior senator.
In the course of her observations, Annie Brantigan, a junior in electrical engineering, was surprised by the amount of disposable medical equipment wasted during surgical procedures.
The Foreign Office channel has been functioning experimentally since September, broadcasting the off-the-cuff thoughts of the foreign secretary, David Miliband, observations from ambassadors and junior staffers alike and vivid travel advisories for would-be tourists.
"Fucking train wreck, total chaos" was the less eloquent observation of a more junior employee.
