In those written in Arabic, after the propaedeutic treatment of logic, the sequence of theoretical disciplines is given along traditional lines as natural philosophy, mathematics, and metaphysics, or simply as natural philosophy and metaphysics, with mathematics frequently omitted.
The sequencing of CAM disciplines in the three waves was purposeful, in recognition that there would be differences in practice organization structure, practice patterns, and patient volume among the three CAM disciplines.
In order for universities to do this, to revise a sequence of courses over several disciplines, we're going to need some real incentives.
The increased attention to sequencing genomes encouraged a number of disciplines to "go genomic", including behavioral genetics (Plomin et al. 2003), developmental biology (Srinivasan and Sommer 2002), cell biology (Taniguchi et al. 2002), and evolutionary biology (Ohta and Kuroiwa 2002).
44 Genome sequencing is now accessible to researchers across a broad range of disciplines and it will no longer be the sole domain of large research institutions.
Rotations differ in duration according to discipline and the sequence of rotations differs between students.
generically support a range of disciplines.
Enrich facilitates deep mutational scanning, which can be widely applied to the breadth of disciplines that depend on understanding protein sequence function relationships.
A well-defined, real-world science problem should be based on knowledge of a variety of disciplines, but not from a specific currently-defined discipline or several disciplines.
Team composition varies in number and diversity of disciplines.
