A recruitment strategy oriented to the South deepened the school's links to slavery, and the general attitude of Jesuit faculty and students favored slavery as at least a necessary evil.
Such sequestrations and recruitments should be oriented and controlled during the plus strand DNA synthesis by binary initiation (3' ppt and cppt) and termination (LTR duplication and central flap synthesis) [53].
In sectors such as retailing, hospitality and social care the rationale for investing in apprenticeships was oriented towards improving recruitment and retention.
CHRWs received a one-month intensive training on recruitment to orient them to the data collection tools.
The criteria to define patients at high risk were pragmatic and clinically oriented and resulted in a sufficient recruitment rate.
Mothers were interviewed at recruitment to ascertain their knowledge of KMC, and then oriented on its practice.
Re-insertion of oppositely oriented CTCF recognition sequences restored CTCF and cohesin recruitment, but did not re-establish chromatin loops.
Resource management is a major issue in marine sciences [37], [38], which meant that many marine ecosystem reference states were related to precautionary harvesting levels, which were outputs of stock and recruitment-oriented demographic models.
According to China-based recruitment executive Brian Sun of Glasford in Shanghai, "The way the Chinese work in business is very results oriented — [it's about] what can ultimately be gained from a deal or a process".
The absence of such information hinders development of a strategic approach to optimising recruitment to RCTs in mental health, undermining achievement of the governments' commitment to making the NHS a research oriented, innovative organization [ 11].
Ansar al-Sharia was oriented toward jihadism, but, according to reports, Abu Iyadh repeatedly declared that Tunisia was a land for dawa — preaching and recruitment — not violence, because the state was too strong to be overthrown.
