Sentence examples for academic reaction from inspiring English sources

The academic reaction to Hunter was mixed.

From the 1980s onwards, however, an academic reaction set in, especially in France.

Updated at 9.36am GMT 3.37pm GMT Academic reactions Academics say David Cameron is pushing a short term agenda by focussing on security and that the shale gas success in the United States was predicated on a series of conditions that were "extremely unlikely" to be repeated in Europe.

There has also developed what seems to be an anti-Fifty Shades campaign, which is rooted in the storyline itself, the non-traditional sex, as well as academic reactions that equate adventurous consensual sex with "violence against women".

We explore the implications of these findings for the design of research assessment systems and academics' reactions to them.

If the language sounds a bit academic, the reaction to Sennett's theory at a South London woman's group called Skills Network is anything but.

In particular, both industrial and academic chemical reaction engineers are keenly interested in the exact description of the composition field in a reactor volume.

Prolonged exposure to loud sound can lead to problems with concentration, fatigue, decreased working capacity and stress reactions, academic research has found.

Because doctors and hospitals are not required to report adverse reactions, academic, industry and government statisticians have calculated that there were probably about 10 cases of side effects for each case reported to the F.D.A. Any drugs that are beneficial, like the statins, can also cause unwanted side effects.

"A lot of the behavioral issues were not really behavioral, but a reaction to academic difficulties.

The initial reaction from academics and students has been sceptical, bordering on the incredulous, but the debate will begin in both parliamentary and academic circles, and it will take a NHS style u-turn to stop Willetts getting his way.