Driven by the advances in molecular biology, pharmacogenetics has evolved within the past 40 years from a niche discipline to a major driving force of clinical pharmacology, and it is currently one of the most actively pursued disciplines in applied biomedical research in general.
District officials also said they would pursue discipline against any teachers who ignore the restraining order.
"I could not be more excited or more optimistic about the future of our company as we pursue disciplined, profitable growth all around the world," said Howard Schultz, chairman, chief executive and president of Starbucks.
The only place to see a collection of contemporary artwork is on the walls of the Institute of Music and Fine Arts, where 120 students pursue disciplines such as painting, sculpture, applied arts, graphic design and classical music.
All of them have the rough edges of worthwhile experiments pursued with discipline and imagination.
Emotion is "just so terrifying," she writes, "the world refuses to believe that it can be pursued as discipline, as form".
Reproducibility of results, when considered in the context of these other two reproducibility components, is unevenly pursued across disciplines.
During her time at MIT, she was also a part-time tutor for junior classes in engineering, and pursued other disciplines including economics, real estate development and finance at MIT as well as the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
It's very natural for students to start college and realize that they are interested in pursuing a discipline other what they initially expected, says study lead author Jessica Ellis, an assistant professor of mathematics at Colorado State University, Fort Collins, "but there's no reason that it should be happening at different rates in different populations".
Even if students do not intend to pursue your discipline professionally, situated learning theory suggests that, in order to learn effectively, they need to perceive your discipline (whether structural engineering or art practice or history) as a culture and to participate in that culture as apprentices.
Undergraduate education studies have suggested instructor sex can influence female students to pursue a discipline.
