Further, less exposure to academic medicine and research in the early phases of physician training has led to fewer medical school graduates choosing academic careers [ 11].
This not only allows them access the content, but it increases their exposure to academic vocabulary.
Prolonged exposure to academic prose drove Professor Dutton to create the Bad Writing Contest, which he ran, under the aegis of Philosophy and Literature, for several years in the 1990s.
Second, I have gained more experience in the blind peer-review process which is common in the scientific/academic world. 5. Increasing my exposure to academic articles and novel ideas.
The results in general show a statistically significant positive relationship between the participants' years of exposure to academic science and their overall ACTA scores.
Survey questions were assimilated from existing validated national surveys or developed (and approved by Institutional Review Boards) to obtain demographic information, acute injury status, respiratory irritation and mucous membrane irritation symptoms due to exposures in academic chemistry laboratories, physician-diagnosed asthma, primary active smoking, and secondary passive smoking.
In concert with exposure to academics within their respective professions, allied health students undertake clinical practice/field work in a range of settings (hospitals, schools, community centres, health centres) and will come into contact with a large variety of people (clinicians, supervisors, administrators, patients).
Two of the most voluble promoters of contemporary African work, the curator André Magnin and the collector Jean-Christophe Pigozzi, are interested only in African artists whom they see as untainted by exposure to Western academic influences.
Some said they believed the current system provided the academic exposure needed to succeed in higher education, and some wanted more opportunity for high school students to explore different pathways to careers.
