This program provides a broad exposure to underlying elements of modern microbiological research and engineering as well as in-depth research experience in specific areas of microbiology.
The MIT Microbiology Graduate PhD Program is an interdepartmental, interdisciplinary program that provides students broad exposure to underlying elements of modern microbiological research and engineering, and depth in specific areas of microbiology during the student's thesis work.
This of course demands a thorough understanding of the underlying elements of the success and sustainability of an intervention in an acute care setting.
Of these, the DUNDRUM-3 programme completion items appeared particularly strong predictors of self-harm or the absence of it, perhaps because of an underlying element of positive motivation that is inherent in the way each item is defined and rated.
1. On the evolution of the most central underlying elements of human touch (somatosensory and motor cortex), see Kaas 2004.
Yet another explanation for the massive scale of the protests, discussed by the roundtable, points to larger underlying elements of Iranian politics and society.
Many scholars have voiced, in different contexts and forms, the strong links between different underlying elements of poverty approaches and the importance of acknowledging them to arrive at sound poverty analysis.
These subthemes reflected the underlying elements of the education programme: the delivery of the education to patients ('patient education'), delivery of supportive education to staff ('staff education') and the ward environment ('the ward environment impacting on the delivery of the education').
But it's important to understand the underlying elements of the debate: one level rests on the heavy use of H-1B visas by outsourcing firms; another rests on the disagreement over whether the program increases companies' access to scarce skills or merely helps them minimize costs.
But it's important to understand the underlying elements of this debate: one level rests on the heavy use of H-1B visas by outsourcing firms; another rests on the disagreement over whether the program increases companies' access to scarce skills, or merely helps them minimize costs.
