Sentence examples for compared to academic from inspiring English sources

Compared to academic research, the working culture was very different.

Larger pharmaceutical companies are also helping to spur the growth with a higher volume of more complex orders compared to academic and government institutions.

Compared to academic research, private labs need to commercialise research results as rapidly as possible; therefore, research is focused on promising tracks for commercialisation.

We find that vocational education at ISCED 3 4 level increases employment probability compared to academic education at the same ISCED level.

Compared to academic and exclusively school-based education, the acquisition of skills in dual VET is thus dependent on different types of content and forms of assessment.

She also scoffed at the argument by panel co-chair Norman Augustine of Lockheed Martin that top NIH scientists, some of whom earn salaries of $200,000, are underpaid compared to academic colleagues.

"The time on the road is definitely the down side, but on the plus side, compared to academics there is not a big push for funding".

It was found that among the three sectors, the industrialists have the lowest awareness of the IOH concept; as compared to academics who have highest awareness level.

"Compared to the academic approaches, ours is quick and dirty, although I don't think it's any less careful".

The institutional and postdoc culture is different in private and government laboratories compared to most academic settings and likely warrants a different approach to handling postdoc affairs.

Compared to their academic counterparts, these nonuniversity researchers generally "earn more, have shorter appointment periods, and receive training and guidance with direct relevance to their career aspirations".