Sentence examples for academic corollary from inspiring English sources
Clitomachus defended the consistency of a radical skepticism of this sort by denying that assent is necessary for action or belief, as the Stoics had claimed in their inactivity objection to the Academic corollary argument (section 3.1 above).
Mega's mother and physician father were her earliest mentors, and when she decided to attend medical school herself, the idea of a career in academic medicine was a natural corollary.
This is a corollary of reduced resources for teaching and increased student numbers, meaning academics are required to do more with less while adapting to the increasing usage of technology in teaching (Donnelly, 2014; Nicol, 2007).
1 3 They are also particularly vulnerable to the corollaries of those effects, such as missing more time at school, and compromised academic performance.
The corollary however, was that where offers were made to students conditional on a certain level of academic achievement, conversion from a conditional to an unconditional offer for those of low socio-economic status was nearly 60% less likely in applicants to schools that used the UKCAT as a threshold parameter for selection.
Divorce is its corollary".
But there is a corollary.
The intellectual debates among Canadian academics in Denys Arcand's "BARBARIAN INVASIONS" (2003) echo Mr. Sondheim's cultivated, subtext-loaded conversational lyrics; his elegant, aristocratic sensibility finds a corollary in Stanley Kubrick's "BARRY LYNDON" (1975).
The slogan suggested a corollary.
