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Soheil1 Posted 12 years ago
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My long term career goal?
Hi
Is it correct to say
My long term career goal is to become a research scientist and to apply my scientific knowledge for the benefit of the biomedical engineering programs and especially the field of medical imaging.
?Thanks in advance
Is it correct to say
My long term career goal is to become a research scientist and to apply my scientific knowledge for the benefit of the biomedical engineering programs and especially the field of medical imaging.
?Thanks in advance
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Long-term needs to be hyphenated, Soheil. I'd remove the definite article before biomedical. I'd think of tidying up the last phrase.
- Long-term needs to be hyphenated, Soheil.
- I'd remove the definite article before biomedical.
- I'd think of tidying up the last phrase.
- Making it something like: My long-term career goal is to become a research scientist and to apply my scientific knowledge for the benefit of biomedical engineering programs, especially in the field of medical imaging.
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Long-term needs to be hyphenated, Soheil.
I'd remove the definite article before biomedical.
I'd think of tidying up the last phrase.
Making it something like: My long-term career goal is to become a research scientist and to apply my scientific knowledge for the benefit of biomedical engineering
I'd remove the definite article before biomedical.
I'd think of tidying up the last phrase.
Making it something like: My long-term career goal is to become a research scientist and to apply my scientific knowledge for the benefit of biomedical engineering
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