Sentence examples for academic channels from inspiring English sources

Some advocates say the experts too easily dismissed the drug because it was developed outside conventional academic channels or drug companies.

The reverse was true in 2007, Parker writes, when Hawass identified the mummy of Queen Hatshepsut for the Discovery Channel, rather than through the usual academic channels.

With regards to market performance, while mAbs have to be promoted exclusively through academic channels, the pharmaceuticals industry in China has an existing mature market network and can be promoted through a variety of channels.

It thus supports arguments for alternative approaches to impact assessment that question conventional views of translating scientific knowledge into action, value the multi-directionality of science-society relations and recognise diverse forms of engagement between scientists and non-scientific actors through non-academic channels and outputs.

Results indicate that a university's past performance along the research pillar strengthens the knowledge transfer pillar over time, through both commercialisation and academic engagement channels.

Additionally, we find that knowledge transfer reinforces the research pillar through positive mediation between past and future research, but only through academic engagement channels.

I also published articles about my condition in prominent academic media channels (Inside Higher Ed and Diverse: Issues In Higher Education) to challenge the stigma against mental illness in academia.

Drawn in graphite and white gouache on colored paper, the images recall academic drawing channeled through contemporary romantic fiction illustration.

Sponsors of the competition also promoted the Challenge through their communications channels; academic and professional speaking engagements where information about the Challenge was provided; and through the Canadian College of Health Leaders network, MEDEC and Rx&D communications vehicles.

(ibid.: 143) Münsterberg's conclusion, to be readily promulgated in academic and popular channels of information alike, was therefore: 'Her greatest wonders are absolutely nothing but fraud and humbug; this is no longer a theory but a proven fact' (ibid.: 144).

Moves to free up access to academic papers through legitimate channels have now accelerated, with a leading funder, the Wellcome Trust, and UK ministers now backing open access.