Expanded from his Gifford lectures, it is, as one might expect of the author of A History of Christianity and Reformation, intellectually robust, and without the prevarications and self-qualifications that sometimes stymie academic prose.
Results of Ken's case suggested a significant change from an initial disruptive self-qualification as a student to the emergence of a confident voice about himself as an intelligent and capable learner.
As a standard, at least for the disciplines with large research institutes, assistant professorships or self-equipped qualification professorships with a fixed term of 6 years are being discussed.
But the lack of education credentials is not a self-evident qualification for such a tough job either.
The median scores, IQR in parentheses, of the self-reported qualifications of the procedure (n = 59) were ease of procedure 8 (7–9), success of procedure itself, regardless of the effect 9 (8–10), visibility of anatomical structures on ultrasound 8 (7–9), spread of local anesthetic 9 (8–10), and subjective added value of the procedure to patient care 9 (8–10).
The majority of participants were white (95%) and highly educated (measured using self-reported qualifications), and the mean age at enrolment was 54 yr (Table 1).
The main predictors of interest were doctors' country of qualification and self reported ethnicity.
In HeSSup, socioeconomic position was based on the participant's self reported highest educational qualification.
The blow may prove greater to Liverpool's self-esteem than their qualification prospects, but the reappearance of a soft underbelly after such an impressive start was galling for the manager.
In HeSSup, SES was based on self-reported highest educational qualification.
For each participant, self-reported highest educational qualification and annual household income were used as indicators of SEP.
