Sentence examples for exclusively academic from inspiring English sources

Academic learning has acquired even higher status since the introduction of the English baccalaureate, with its exclusively academic diet.

But the value to postgraduate students, whose priorities are almost exclusively academic, has always been more thinly defined.

In a joint statement about to be sent to the DfE, the examiners write: "An exclusively academic study of Romantic poets as a discrete area would create obvious negative consequences for teaching GCSE English literature in schools".

Prior to Abelard, philosophy in the Middle Ages had not been an exclusively academic affair.

With the exception of one popular-audience book (Beard 2004), discussions about the origins of anthropoid primates have remained almost exclusively academic, but in the spring of 2009 terms like "adapiform," "anthropoid," "omomyid," and "strepsirrhine" appeared in numerous news reports.

But benefits for Millennials were not exclusively academic.

Residency and fellowship occur almost exclusively in academic medical centers where supervising physicians are typically clinician educators and/or academic researchers.

He added that his tuition and living expenses at Harrow, Oxford and Harvard were funded exclusively by academic scholarships and his mother's savings.

The discontented liberal intellectuals, on the other hand, reside exclusively in academic institutions with tenured appointments.

In addition, all specimens were used exclusively for academic research and the patients were not remunerated.

With regards to market performance, while mAbs have to be promoted exclusively through academic channels, the pharmaceuticals industry in China has an existing mature market network and can be promoted through a variety of channels.