If, as I expect, you are eager to do practical, applied, important work, your interests may fit very well into this relatively recent pragmatic reorientation of the international research effort.
Arkady Moshes, an expert on Belarus at Chatham House, said the conflict grew out of Lukashenko's recent attempts at reorientation towards the west.
With regard to Golgi reorientation, recent studies in fibroblasts suggest that cell-specific diversity may occur in this process, and that Golgi reorientation may have a different function in slow-moving cells when compared with faster-moving cells [ 67].
Given the reorientation of recent policy in the EU, the law of one price (LOP 2 should hold if there are no, or low, market barriers to trade.
Drawing on and extending recent discussion of "disorientation" and "reorientation" in relation to the disaster-response-recovery experience, this paper contributes to the literature on natural disasters and sense of place.
In recent years, there has been a reorientation away from surgery and toward interventional radiology for the insertion of dialysis catheters.
After the evaluation of the irrelevant novel stimulus, the reorientation back to the recent activity takes place.
Prevention strategies primarily focused on patient reorientation reduced the incidence of delirium in recent studies [ 18, 26, 27], and should be considered in patients who undergo frequent room transfers.
I've had countless uplifting e-mails in recent days that, in different ways, have been about a moral reorientation, a reaching out, the rediscovery of the ways in which we can be our brothers' and our sisters' keepers.
