Sentences with phrase «rigorous examinations»

They must undergo extensive education, training, clinical fieldwork, and pass two rigorous examinations to demonstrate professional competency.

In addition, they have completed at least 3,000 hours of supervised work and passed two rigorous examinations administered by the state.

But it shouldn't preclude more frequent, rigorous examinations of the best art that's been made here over the decades.

In order to gain board certification in cardiology, a licensed veterinarian must first complete a minimum of 3 years of accredited advanced training after graduation from veterinary school, and pass a series of rigorous examinations administered by the ACVIM.

In addition to this extensive training, a Board - certified Veterinary Specialist must pass rigorous examinations to achieve Board certification.

There are additional training and caseload requirements that must be met during the residency and finally, the veterinarian must pass a series of rigorous examinations.

In addition to this extensive training, a Board - certified Veterinary Specialist must pass rigorous examinations to achieve Board certification from the ACVIM.

They must pass a series of rigorous examinations.

In addition to this extensive training, a Board - Certified Veterinary Specialist must pass rigorous examinations to achieve Board certification from the ACVIM.

In addition to this extensive training, doctors must pass rigorous examinations to achieve board certification within their specialty.

A specialist, however, has undergone a concentrated training program in surgery, and has passed the rigorous examinations of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.

Once the program has been completed, the resident must sit for and pass rigorous examinations given by the specialty college.

For example, the American Board's Passport to Teaching certification program allows talented, motivated college graduates to demonstrate mastery of subject matter and knowledge of teaching through a series of rigorous examinations.

Let's briefly review the results from the three rigorous examinations of the effect of private school choice on educational attainment.

In this sense, he re-sacralizes the world, but not in a way that discourages rigorous examination.

Although Smith says many fine things that will be helpful especially to seekers like his former student, the book does not stand up well to a rigorous examination of its argument.

First, I subject our overlord Joe Carter (who is ultimately to blame for bringing together this rag - tag band of miscreants) to rigorous examination regarding his book, How to Argue like Jesus.

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The Catholic intellectual tradition's rigorous examination of theology and philosophy undoubtedly appealed to his acquisitive mind.

Are we prepared to undertake the rigorous examination of parish, family and personal life styles called for in a world of scarcity, and as a Christian community to make a serious effort to understand and confront the systems which perpetuate the problem of separation between the rich and the poor?

Climate change scepticism is not official party policy, but Wilson has stated: «I think in 20 years» time we will look back at this whole climate change debate and ask ourselves how on earth were we ever conned into spending the billions of pounds which are going into this without any kind of rigorous examination of the background, the science, the implications of it all.»

Nevertheless, after rigorous examination, I have concluded that upholding the agreement and affirming the diplomatic path that has been charted represents the best course of action to prevent Iran from weaponizing its uranium and plutonium stockpiles,» Mr. Jeffries wrote.

But in the 15 October online issue of Nature Genetics, geneticists Roy Dyer and Cynthia McMurray at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, report that the theory does not stand up to rigorous examination.

For a Hazop evaluation, specialists from differing scientific and engineering backgrounds subject the plans to a rigorous examination.

Rigorous examination of this mammalian model is the first stage in figuring out molecular mechanisms that govern regenerative processes, which could have a significant impact on regenerative medicine for humans.

Comparisons have also been drawn to last year's elegiac gay masterpiece Moonlight, and that film's director Barry Jenkins has said that «[Call Me Be Your Name] is a supremely delicate and humane work... An intellectually rigorous examination that never loses warmth.»

When it is all done and analyzed it will probably be the biggest, most comprehensive, and highly rigorous examination of the effects of school tours of an art museum.

In addition to his K - 12 public education experience, Alan has also been the Program Director for the Center for Educational Leadership and Effective Schools at the University of California, Santa Barbara where he collaboratively supported the delivery of high quality services and research to school districts focusing on the rigorous examination of strengths, building leadership capacity, and facilitating the potential of systems for transformation.

«We have introduced the EBacc so more pupils are encouraged to study the core academic subjects that universities and employers demand and we will be introducing a new, far more rigorous examination system.»

They're looking for tips and techniques, recipes even, that have stood up to rigorous examination in the test kitchen of life.

Board certification by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons was attained after a rigorous examination process.

Board - certified veterinarians have completed a 3 year residency program, met specific training and caseload requirements, performed research, published their research and passed a rigorous examination.

Past their residency programs they have published research, completed credentialing by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS), and have passed a rigorous examination.

They maintain the highest qualifications and have passed a rigorous examination to become board certified by the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists.

This means they studied an additional two to four years in that specialty area and passed a rigorous examination.

A specialist veterinarian must also must pass a rigorous examination in order to become a diplomate of one of the 22 specialty colleges recognized by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).

Following this training, candidates must submit a credentials application then pass a rigorous examination evaluating knowledge and training in the specific area of specialization.

Through works that can be touched, inhaled, bathed in, played with and which enfold the visitor in biomorphic forms built of translucent fabrics, Neto defends an experiential art that combines physical experience with an intellectually rigorous examination of our environment.

In his rigorous examination of the possibilities of perception, and his always renewed wonder before the world and the open act of seeing, Robert Irwin's career exemplifies the committed, moral, nondogmatic union of theory and practice.

In recent years, her work has involved rigorous examination of her family lineage and their connections to the Black Prairie pioneers of Alberta and Saskatchewan, the Creek Negroes and All - Black towns of Oklahoma, the extended Kentucky / Kansas Exoduster migrations, and the Ku Klux Klan.

There is clearly now so much junk in the body of climate science literature relied upon by the IPCC that only rigorous examination of their inputs, methods and results would have any hope of establishing the veracity of their conclusions.

Oh, and the third problem as I pointed out in your first post is that this data has had the long cycles messed with so until that is addressed even a valid and rigorous examination seems pretty pointless.

A better, more graduated correction could be made with a more rigorous examination of the precise causes but, in view of the data quality, the stated level of precision seems appropriate.

That is what vetted science journals, rigorous examination, re-examination and questioning, publication, and ongoing scrutiny, questioning, and adjustment are all about.

I will not go into detail about why I visited the doctor last night, but after describing my symptoms and being the subject of a rigorous examination, his first question was, «Do you ride a bicycle?»

It was created for economic forecasting and has withstood rigorous examination.

As a Florida Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer, attorney James O. Cunningham has demonstrated skill and expertise which has been proven through rigorous examination and testing.

Looking forward, while the Court of Appeal's trimming of the notice period in this case could signal a more rigorous examination of rising notice entitlements for short service employees, the award was still significant and did not curb the general trend.

Undergo a rigorous examination of your processes and develop project plans that reflect successful and profitable approaches.

On a practical note, in the UK and the European Community, applications to register designs enjoy less rigorous examination than patents so, while the very fact of registration will deter many potential infringers, it is always prudent to consider whether the validity of an intellectual property registration can be challenged.