Sentence examples for faculty age from inspiring English sources

And, because of the current faculty age structure, the number of retiring professors should "increase dramatically" over the next 5 to 10 years if current retirement patterns hold, states Mark Regets, senior analyst at the National Science Foundation's Division of Science Resource Studies.

The first 13 questions (out of the total of 51) covered the student's background, i.e. faculty, age, gender, native language, marital status, religion, years of study and curriculum, socio-economic status and level of education of the person's father and mother.

We also collected data on residents' year of training and sex and faculty's age, sex, years in practice, year of first registration as an obstetrician and gynecologist and previous training in clinical teaching.

Born in San Francisco, he earned three degrees from Stanford University, joined the faculty at age 25 and spent a decade teaching materials science before heading for Intel.

Dershowitz, a graduate of Brooklyn College and Yale Law School, joined the Harvard Law School faculty at age 25 after clerking for Judge David Bazelon and Justice Arthur Goldberg.

When mandatory retirement was eliminated in 1994, the retirement rate for faculty members ages 70 and older fell to 33percentt from 100percentt.

The second category, which provides about $70,000 for so-called "rising stars," is intended to attract younger faculty to aging departments.

We also examine life-cycle effects and find that the ability to attract funding and the rate of publication increase as the faculty member ages but at a decreasing rate.

Primary and secondary school faculties are aging; by 2008, 48% of the current teaching force will be eligible for retirement, leaving openings for new teachers.

Residents were significantly younger than faculty clinicians (mean age 34 vs. 44 years, p <.0001; see Table 1).

The faculty's average age has risen as a result.