For example, one thesis that tested artisanal peanut oils for contamination by aflatoxins, a carcinogenic fungus that grows on various foods (and is significant to the Senegalese economy in relation to its main export crop, peanuts) recommended 'the establishment of a real food surveillance policy including regular and systematic controls' (Dia 1997, emphasis mine).
Forty-eight studies and one thesis were identified.
Machine-led trading is one plausible thesis for another apparent market anomaly that occurred on Thursday.
And even if one assumes that brain states alone suffice for visual conscious experience ('the minimal substrate thesis' for short), one might still wonder whether neural correlates of visual consciousness systematically match the content of perceptual experience.
By J. Schlader, Mundt, and Bernstein The New Yorker, October 7 , 1961P. 52 Academic Intelligence: One of the theses for a Master's degree in education accepted by the U. of Michigan during 1960 was entitled "Study of the Effects of Use of a Golf Tee on the Learning of Iron Shots by Beginning Golf Students".
This study is one of several studies contributing to a PhD Public Health thesis for the first author.
She wrote his Greek history essays; he wrote much of her thesis for the BPhil degree she took in one year rather than the usual two.
Ah, but seniors are required to present two copies of their thesis, one for the library and another for the student's adviser.
She'd given us a thesis for her career in that moment, though basically no one really believed her.
For example, in one econometric thesis, Urkund found 2% similarities, which, after professional verification, yielded merely 26 truly plagiarized words.
