Sentence examples for expert discourse from inspiring English sources

Biotechnology expert discourse rarely addresses these wider issues.

(I've seen a lot of children dying of malaria over the years. It's enough to pain one)." In Duflo's view, both sides of the Sachs-Easterly argument reflect an unrealistic public desire "for an expert discourse, which is going to be able to tell you: This is going to be the end of poverty".

Overall, the following characteristics of the teacher educator's mediation were identified: re-framing the teacher's thinking about teaching toward a more expert understanding of teaching, re-naming the novice's conceptions of teaching through expert discourse, and promoting the teacher's conceptual understanding of teaching through the use of the scientific concepts of teaching.

In Duflo's view, both sides of the Sachs-Easterly argument reflect an unrealistic public desire "for an expert discourse, which is going to be able to tell you: This is going to be the end of poverty". Duflo, borrowing an old phrase of the French left, argues that "there is not going to be _le grand soir _one day, the big revolution, and the whole world is suddenly not corrupt.

Aside from the relevant biomedical literature, scholars from the humanities and social science have analysed expert discourse, policy instruments, government reports, public debate, community engagement and the processes of facilitating, collecting, surveying and representing public opinion on xenotransplantation.

Such experts are put to work, as discursive servants and servile subjects, to explain and defend the integrity and authority of the Master's corpus (body of writing), resulting in a particular kind of expertise or expert discourse: S2 (which refers both to the discourse as such and to the subjects who generate it).

Her research focuses on the twined histories of difference and normalcy, the regulatory force of carceral institutions, and relationships between expert discourses and the self-representations of historical subjects.

Despite this asymmetry between lay and expert discourses, this structured format allowed both MHPs and MHSUs to feel sufficiently comfortable to post, in a "co-constructed asymmetry".

While there was overlap in participant categories (many posters had both MHP and MHSU experience), and little age difference between the two groups, there was a distinct contrast between use of academic/medical expert discourses, often drawn on by the MHPs, and the experiential discourse drawn on by MHSUs, who also used less formal language, in line with MH forum norms [ 37].

Although these authors go on to make a plea for "the provision of accurate and current information about MCI, separating fact from fiction" (p. 153), it remains uncertain whether fact and fiction have yet been distinguished even in the expert discourses of research and medicine.

Following current experts' discourse on the matter reveals that often user behaviour is seen as one of the main challenges for providing security.