Everyone (independent of color) has to go through an adjustment period, and your success in this very competitive career path (the stakes get higher later) mandates that you demonstrate outstanding professional promise by the postdoctoral stage.
The uptake of mobile devices by both patients and medical professionals promises their increasing familiarity with technology[8], providing a highly personal mechanism that can be leveraged to communicate, inform, alert and monitor.
The energy and enthusiasm of these young professionals promise to transform a system where many of their predecessors had all but given up.
Mr. Paige's emphasis on subject-matter knowledge at the expense of professional preparation promises to perpetuate this situation.
This, in essence, is the counterfactual, alternative history question to which Simmons's professional career promises some kind of answer.
If the next stage of his professional life promises to be less tranquil, Mr. Gover said he was energized by the tasks ahead and unperturbed by the museum's recent controversies.
"The 488 GTB provides track-level performance that can be enjoyed to the full even by non-professional drivers," promises Ferrari.
Have you ever had a professional colleague promise you something big, and as a result you handed them the keys and waited for them to deliver, with the hope that they would bring you the client or collaborator that would change your business around, or that raise or promotion that would take you to the next level?
Meanwhile, bioethicists, the professionals who promise to guide us through these troubled waters, have by and large embraced cloning, convinced that access to it constitutes a "reproductive right," a natural extension of technologies intended to help the infertile.
and Claire McCaskill (D-Mo)., who are co-sponsoring legislation aimed at campus sexual assault -- and who are both sorority alumnae -- have already slammed the effort, as have several higher education professionals, who promised to oppose the fraternities' proposal.
