Sentence examples for a systematic academic from inspiring English sources

In his autobiographical Chronicle of My Musical Life (1972, originally published in Russian, 1909) he frankly admitted his lack of qualifications for this important position; he himself had never taken a systematic academic course in musical theory, even though he had profited from Balakirev's desultory instruction and by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's professional advice.

A host of research studies have shown that when media content are designed with research-based knowledge of how children use and understand media, and when they are designed to incorporate systematic academic or social curricula, children benefit (Schmidt, M. E., & Anderson, D. R. (2007); Fisch, S. M. (2004)).

The principles articulated in Table 1 provide a systematic approach for academic staff and educational designers to make decisions about whether to use online tests as part of their assessment strategy in a particular unit.

In this paper, a systematic review of academic literature and policy papers since 2008 is undertaken with an aim of identifying the prevalent energy systems models and tools in the UK.

Indeed, while 'incentives,'vesteded interests,' power, and increasingly social utility are often factored into analyses of financial regulation, the strategies and tactics of financial institutions are rarely discussed in a systematic way in academic and policy debate.

The snowball method and reference tracking were used in conjunction with a systematic search of academic databases.

A systematic review of academic mentorship revealed that the dyad model was most common, and the formation of mentor-mentee pairs was the most evaluated aspect in eligible studies [ 51].

In the 1980s, researchers such as Celia Mulrow produced damning research showing that review articles in academic journals and textbooks, which everyone had trusted, actually presented a distorted and unrepresentative view, when compared with a systematic search of the academic literature.

The underlying survey was developed following a systematic literature review using academic documents written in English and published in peer-reviewed venues from 2006 to 2016.

Through a systematic search of available academic and grey literature, 49 publications were selected for review.

Despite a systematic combing of the academic and grey literature, we identified only 7 studies addressing this important topic.