The curator herself embodied a certain type from the Soviet era: knowledgeable about her subject, dedicated and proud.
This issue of "Biochimica et Biophysica Acta — General Subjects" is dedicated to organic bioelectronics, an interdisciplinary field that has been growing at a fast pace.
More such innovative approaches could turn a teacher shortage into a fabulous opportunity to attract numerous subject-knowledgeable, dedicated, enthusiastic individuals to our children's classrooms.
Indeed, some common complex traits, biomorphic features, and biochemical endpoints might never be the subject of a dedicated study because of a perceived lack of value due to the high cost of genetic association studies and the low rate of uncorrectable vision loss due to mild severity or the availability of surgical interventions.
Additionally, a literature search identified just two previous case series dedicated to the subject of corneal suture infection-related endophthalmitis [7, 12].
The Universalis Foederatio Praesepistica, World association of Friends of Cribs was founded in 1952, counting today 20 national associations dedicated to this subject.
Psychiatry has a history of quantifying human behavior in situ, and previously this has been achieved by requiring subjects to carry dedicated devices for the duration of the study.
Prompted by Hesa's review of Jacs codes and cost centres, we undertook a significant review of which subjects have tables dedicated to them in the run-up to the 2016 edition of the Guardian University Guide.
Now, after notching up a series of record-breaking thefts, featuring in their own TV documentary and earning the dubious honour of being the sole subjects of a dedicated police operation, five members of the notorious Johnson clan are serving jail terms of up to 11 years each.
But after a year's practice, two of his particularly dedicated subjects were able to increase their digit-spans to lengths of 80 and 100.Just as Dr Ericsson took people with no discernible talent and turned them into champions, so, in a fashion, did a Hungarian, Laszlo Polgar.
