Sentence examples for academic error from inspiring English sources

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, May 25 , 1968P. 74 The current student revolt began on the afternoon of May 3, in the Sorbonne, when Rector Jean Roche, who is its head, in an unpardonable academic error, called in the Paris police-an act that violated the sanctuary of the university, maintained over centuries.

The current student revolt began on the afternoon of May 3, in the Sorbonne, when Rector Jean Roche, who is its head, in an unpardonable academic error, called in the Paris police-an act that violated the sanctuary of the university, maintained over centuries.

If this were only of academic interest these errors might not matter, but this affects real people and real lives.

But when it comes to serious fiction writing done without academic buttressing, a rookie error could cost you a year of Sundays.

6 7 However, the relation between academic achievement and refractive error may be complex.

A spokesman for Peña Nieto responded on Sunday that the president had completed all requirements for his law degree and downplayed the relevance of "style errors" in academic work done 25 years earlier.

Emir Ganic, the son of Dr Ganic, told The Independent that the arrest of his father was so deeply flawed that even the arrest warrant issued by a district judge against the academic contained serious factual errors which made his detention illegal.

Developers need to focus on these guidelines to remove existing errors from academic websites.

The database is not generated for academic research, and coding errors might exist.

The signers, many of them lab and section chiefs, told Zerhouni last week that a ban on so-called honoraria and other payments is an "error" that restricts academic freedom and risks turning NIH scientists into "second-class citizens".

He talks about measurement errors and the academic pressures of publish-or-perish.