After graduation, Birkbeck students who worked during their degree may be applying for a second job or a promotion, or otherwise advancing their career, while most graduates are still taking their first career step.
Link navigates these dungeons and fights a boss at the end in order to obtain an item or otherwise advance the plot.
But modern life consists of a vigorous competition for allegiances: countries, corporations, religions and their backers all directly and fervently seek to subsidize and otherwise advance interest in particular areas of the world and increase understanding of different perspectives.
Unfortunately, this methodology can also mask many true associations that would otherwise advance etiological research.
Unfortunately this standard validation approach cannot completely eliminate false positive conclusions, and it can also mask many true associations that might otherwise advance our understanding of pathology.
Instead, in these apparently non-responding genotypes dormancy or vernalization responses compensate for spring warming responses that would otherwise advance spring phenology.
Mr. Pataki owes it to New Yorkers to rise above his petty squabbling with Mr. Bruno to achieve permanent changes in the law that ease the rules for ballot access and that otherwise advance principles of democracy and fair competition.
The penetrating analysis in The Postdoctoral Experience Revisited comes all the way up to, but does not actually state, some inconvenient realities: For all but a small percentage of aspiring researchers, doing a postdoc at a university is a lousy idea because it will neither result in an academic job nor otherwise advance one's career.
Otherwise, advance tickets are $2.50 per person.
Historically countries made alliances to improve their defense or otherwise advance important security interests.
