In this paper we consider interdisciplinary health research to encompass research, which draws on the perspectives of one or more health related disciplines.
Before long one begins to grasp Mendelsohn's method, which draws on both the classical and the Biblical modes of storytelling.
In any event, Ms. Allam presents "Things My Mother Taught Me: A Daughter's Journey," which draws on her Egyptian heritage.
The book, which draws on work from the Virtual Knowledge Studio, brings together research on scientific practice, infrastructure, and technology.
The new Molecular Epidemiology Certificate, which draws on the School's former Molecular Epidemiology track, teaches students this important discipline.
That argument, which draws on a pivotal Supreme Court precedent from 2005, is at the core of the FCC's defense.
They need to distribute leadership responsibility, replacing hierarchy and formal authority with organizational bandwidth, which draws on collective intelligence.
By his fourth, The Surrendered, which draws on his father's war-time experience in Korea, he was a Pulitzer finalist.
Hollywood's publicity machine will be in overdrive promoting a blockbuster film, Interstellar, which draws on research by the theoretical physicist.
The city plan, which draws on the work of climatologists, warns that the failure to act will produce dire consequences.
That's the issue in this new production from the Looking Glass Theater, which draws on Balinese puppetry, masks and folklore.
