Sentence examples for entered academic from inspiring English sources

He entered academic competitions, and his "Mémoire sur les peines infamantes" ("Report on Degrading Punishments") won first prize at the Academy of Metz.

Twentypercentnt of each entered academic's score is determined by that.

The concept of anticipatory governance probably entered academic discourse around a decade ago, so it's a relatively new concept.

In Europe and North America, since the 1970s, women have entered academic fields of medicine in increasing numbers [ 2].

We systematically appraised peer-reviewed and grey literature publications on mentoring for Indigenous Australians for the period January 1983 to October 2012; the start date coinciding with time mentoring literature entered academic writing and Kram's [ 16] seminal research on mentoring.

Interestingly, when the actual career decisions of the 1992 residents were reviewed, 35 of the 52 residents (67%) went into non-academic general pediatrics, 5 (10%) entered academic general pediatrics, 9 (17%) completed pediatric subspecialty training, 2 (4%) began a non-pediatric medical specialty, and in 1 case (2%) the eventual career decision could not be determined.

He practiced law in Boston and Los Angeles before entering academic administration with posts at Harvard Law School and the University of New Hampshire.

My academic colleagues and I will struggle to keep momentum in UK health sciences research with an even clearer disincentive for anyone to take time out of their training to do a PhD or to enter academic medicine for the long term.

There has never been a better time for women to enter academic careers in math-intensive science fields.

There has never been a better time for American women to enter academic careers in math-intensive science fields.

Savoia says that the most important message she can give to women entering academic medicine is that "it's doable".