Sentence examples for academic variations from inspiring English sources

In 1886 Marius Petipa created more classical choreography: the academic variations in Act II have a pearl-like luster.

It offers a broader curriculum than A-levels, combining science, language and humanities courses with vocational and academic variations.

Students' ethnicity and academic class predicted variation in the activity and sociability trajectories.

It is likely that variations in academic rigor and program of study across different academic institutions make the GPA a poor predictor of success for our graduate students.

"The academic uniform has some variations," she said, "but basically is intended to make you look like you're not paying attention to fashion, and not vain, and not interested in it, God forbid".

This paper explores disciplinary variations in academic promotional writing via a comparative analysis of statements of purpose (SoPs) written for different disciplines.

Table 1 shows global variations in academic output on health and climate.

Patients were treated at eight academic and community centers; variations in collection and processing were assumed to influence ERCC1 immunodetection and to be confounding.

The general framework serves to set out baseline standards for IRB members and researchers, but there are institutional variations as academic, healthcare and research institutions are free to adopt more stringent ELSI requirements and practices.

Taken together, the lack of evidence from randomized trials has resulted in a variety of treatment approaches performed in both clinical community and academic settings, so that variations in sequence of EBRT and BT, choice of isotope, use of HT, and the experience of reporting institutions have all led to uncertainties in extrapolating reported results.

The study concluded that "tremendous variation in academic quality among charters is the norm, not the exception".