Students recognised characteristics and behaviours that they want to emulate in the future as medical practitioners, and those that they do not want to emulate.
'When I was a teenager,' he recently explained, 'I would recognise characteristics in people like ego and temper and say, I'm not going to do that.
For teachers it is also important to recognise characteristics of creativity and promote them while teaching.
Hoechst 33342 entered the nuclei of viable and apoptotic cells, the latter being recognised by characteristic features of karyorrhexis.
Mucinous differentiation in adenocarcinomas is recognised as characteristic of advanced tumoural stage, especially in prostate and breast cancers.
This is consistent with the literature in which workforce and position shortages are recognised as characteristics of rural physiotherapy [ 37].
Whilst the occurrence of autoantibodies has been recognised as a characteristic feature of disease, and certain autoantibodies have become valuable tools for diagnosis, their contribution to the initiation and perpetuation of disease has remained largely elusive.
I think most moviegoers could, which suggests there is something in these first movies that we would now recognise as characteristic.
These, in all the variations of different societies and traditions, are internal tensions that we can recognise as characteristic forms, often from very far back in our history".
But those who knew him would recognise its characteristic mix of a melodramatic, gently ironic style together with a profound commitment to public benevolence and political action.
This is a form of radar that can measure deviations in ground elevation with millimetre-scale accuracy.Envisat also has sensors that, by recognising the characteristic optical signature of various substances in the atmosphere, can detect the presence of specific gases, such as sulphur dioxide.
