Sentence examples for competing academic from inspiring English sources

There are competing academic papers now circulating on this issue.

Shrinking budgets and competing academic subjects have helped push it down as a curriculum priority.

The plan, a rare break from tradition for competing academic centers, is designed to focus attention and funding on multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that erodes the bones and kills quickly.

The King of Prussia, Pa., firm owns hospitals mainly throughout the Sun Belt those warm states with few competing academic medical centers, sprawling, growing populations and hordes of retirees.

In an e-mail to ScienceInsider, Larivière noted that "the coverage of Google Scholar is much (much) larger" than Web of Science and other competing academic search engines, so the results could have been wildly different.

Shrinking budgets and competing academic subjects have helped diminish sex education as a priority.

They are places where technology, specialized talent, competing companies, academic institutions and research programs come together and feed on each other synergistically, creating ever-more specialized talent and deeper research agendas over time.

Marvin Cobb, the executive director of the California Academic Decathlon in 2003, said after Peterson's death that Peterson intended the competition to encourage not only the highest-level students who already competed in academic competitions ("[adding] a little glory," as President of the Orange County Academic Decathlon Association put it in 1970), but also to "change C students' lives".

In one analysis he found that peer group loyalty sometimes competes with academic performance, especially in racially mixed settings.

Dr Ben Jones, who competed our academic review of Katine discusses the problems of the current development model in relation to the limitations of the state in countries like Uganda, and the role of media.

Last December the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) floated the idea of moving $35 million--about a third of the Smithsonian's research budget--to the National Science Foundation (NSF) and making Smithsonian scientists compete with academic scientists for those funds.