Sentence examples for undertaking further study from inspiring English sources

He earned a degree in chemistry in Munich, but because he was Jewish, the Nazis prevented him from undertaking further study, and he moved to Switzerland in 1934.

If the NPV is greater than 0 in the best-case scenario and less than 0 in the worst-case scenario, a prudent decision should be made after undertaking further study of the evaluation target or re-evaluating it after the completion of appropriate exploratory work.

After a two-year stay in Ribemont following Navarre, during which time he overcame family objections to his pursuit of a scientific career, Condorcet took up lodgings in Paris for a time with his former teacher, Girault de Kéroudou, undertaking further study in problems of the integral calculus.

The main reason these nurses reported for attending conferences or undertaking further study was their self motivation to continually improve their own knowledge and skill to ensure the delivery of evidence-based best practice and high quality patient services.

Other studies also reported graduates undertaking further studies [ 20, 21, 37, 41, 42].

All members were experienced clinical teachers undertaking further studies in medical education.

The laboratory is currently undertaking further studies with liquid culture including the direct detection of resistance to isoniazid and rifampicin using MGIT 960.

Recruits are all working people who want to undertake further study but cannot commit to a face-to-face course.

Student loans are only available to those undertaking university study for the first time – meaning that those with diplomas or BAs don't qualify even if they want to undertake further study later in their career.

Too few young people with learning difficulties and disabilities progress from school to complete programmes that will help them live independently, undertake further study, or gain employment, says an Ofsted report.

I know too many bright and capable students that would have loved the opportunity to undertake further study, but are unable to due to the large and often unreachable financial commitment.