Sentence examples for academic weight from inspiring English sources

But the breezy tone belies the serious academic weight behind her narrative.

His teaching gained incisiveness from his journalism and his reviews were a balance of academic weight, didacticism and clarity.

Academic weight increases as the research grows farther from the source, which is rotten at the core.

He said some of the best and brightest football and basketball stars were either unprepared or unmotivated to carry their academic weight.

Last year, when I was one of the Samuel Johnson judges, what was important to me was not academic weight - after all, we were not a peer review board - but the quality of the writing, and whether the author had pushed the boundaries of non-fiction literature.

The problem addressed in this interview - my interview with George Johnson, Student Accounts Manager at Georgetown University, (former graduate of 2 HBCU's) - is that of academic weight.

The German students and academic planners (weight 0.54) as well as regional planners and public authorities (weight 0.60) gave more consideration to the visual impact caused by solar panels and solar thermal collectors on the cultural heritage.

But the authors say they corrected for that single-digit response rate, which they note is typical for surveys of academics, by weighting the respondents' scores.

Although the relationship between academic achievement and weight status is not yet clearly established, two potential pathways have been proposed to associate weight status and academic outcomes.

Would an academic reference add weight to your applications?

To examine the associations among household food insecurity (FI), academic performance, and weight status in urban primary schoolchildren.