Sentence examples for given to academic from inspiring English sources

Membership in the NAS is one of the most significant honors given to academic researchers.

The cells are given to academic researchers under a "materials transfer agreement"; scientists must pay WiCell $5,000 and agree to certain restrictions.

It then emerged that the shortlisting process was flawed, with little weight being given to academic ability and no consensus about how to mark the applications.

Kennedy systematically knocked down Fisher's arguments: that the university had not articulated its diversity goals, that the Top 10 plan was enough to ensure diversity, that it could alter the weight given to academic and socioeconomic factors.

All the characters in "Three Days of Rain" are analytical, acutely literary types, given to academic name-dropping and the sort of lyrical, brittle and purely theatrical speech that is Mr. Greenberg's signature.

In More's imagined Utopia, property, goods and food are all shared among the households in each city and there is a heavy emphasis on agriculture, although some weight is given to academic learning as well.

"The fact that this award is being given to a physician, particularly one who is in practice, is meaningful," said Dr. Fogarty, noting that such awards are usually given to academics who conduct basic research.

Their reaction reveals the priority these educators give to academic integrity, and it doesn't seem to be very high.

I am certain that in many of those cases, we might not have been successful in interesting the donors to give to academic programs were they not first interested in athletics.

Hong Kong parents and society are notorious for the importance they give to academic achievement [ 29].

Please be aware that priority is given to Johnson academic events, and space may not always be available.