Sentence examples for publishing degrees from inspiring English sources

In the office where I work, we have a fairly even mix of science and publishing degrees.

Donelson received a writing, literature, and publishing degree from Emerson College where she graduated magna cum laude.

The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System currently publishes degree attainment for first-and full-time students who graduate within four years.

Students and supervisors should be encouraged to aim at publishing the degree theses.

Ibbotson was nearly 50 when The Great Ghost Rescue was published – a degree in physiology at Cambridge having been swiftly followed by marriage and a primary focus on creating a stable home life for her four children – but she soon secured a fanbase of young and old for her tales of eccentric witches and friendly ghosts.

The present study suggests a disturbance estimator design method for application to a recently published, two-degree-of-freedom, control scheme for open-loop, unstable processes with time delay.

Although a number of successful experimental studies on fall prevention have been published, the degree of effectiveness varies across studies [ 7- 9].

A MEDGENE database search (disease terms 'neoplasms', 'breast neoplasms', 'carcinomas', or 'carcinoma, ductal, breast') indicated that 29 of the 75 differentially expressed genes had a published first-degree association with cancer; in contrast, none of the 75 genes had any published association with aging (disease terms 'aging, premature').

Many universities will allow you to combine publishing with another degree subject, or to specialise in a specific area of publishing.

Regarding AIP, these data still have to be interpreted with caution: infection rates are documented and published with varying degrees of accuracy depending on the design of the studies.

Dr. Baez and others have suggested that the system administering the brothers' degrees and publishing their papers was lax.