Sentence examples for region academic from inspiring English sources
As the United States takes up a war against terrorism that will demand human intelligence as much as smart bombs, it faces a nationwide shortage of Americans with deep knowledge of the languages and cultures of Afghanistan and the surrounding region, academic and national security experts say.
Practitioners were invited on the basis of their clinical leadership in their country, region, academic institution or organisation.
Additional data collection for the preliminary survey included: region, academic status of the hospital, number of ICUs and ICU beds, type of activity (medical, surgical, medico-surgical), and staffing information.
We found no significant differences between both groups for characteristics such as region, academic status, number of hospital beds and type of management (data not shown, available upon request).> -wrap-foot>> -wraNumber> aNumber does not total 898 because not all respondents answered each item.
Facility factors will include urban or rural setting, regions, academic affiliation, overall patient load, and GERD and BE load.
Academic training programs in the field of general toxicology have undergone dramatic changes in past decades and the content of core instruction and research experiences varies widely across global regions, academic programs, and institutions (Brock et al. 2009).
Like On the Map, this showcases perhaps Garfield's most impressive skill as a writer: taking an amorphous, unwieldy, perhaps even nerdy, topic in whose nether regions academics are engaged in obscure feuds, and strip mining it for its best stories in order to provide a diverting read.
In each region, an academic hospital and a non-academic hospital will participate.
Other Americans sniff at the region's academic performance.
The region's academic institutions have also begun to more actively foster industry collaborations of various kinds.
Tables 1 and 2 show the number of abstracts containing plagiarism according to region of academic employment and region of highest degree attained, respectively.
