Sentence examples for more academic to from inspiring English sources

The topics will vary from the more academic to the personal.

We need more academics to speak out on the excesses of Obama-Duncan reform.

Establishing incentives for more academics to patent their work is unlikely to "enrich the academic community," as Erich E. Kunhardt suggested, and may have the opposite effect.

Once seen as a distraction from the real job of research or teaching, public engagement is becoming an accepted part of university life, and something that officials are keen to promote – the UK's main research funders will sign an agreement to entice more academics to do outreach work at a major conference in London today.

We argue that promoting this mindset in academic staff development interventions around the use of technology in teaching and learning could support more academics to innovate their practices.

Gibbons will also help develop the science advisor's post and aid ongoing efforts to strengthen training, increase dialogue with scientists, and recruit more academics to serve stints as science fellows within several departments.

The findings in our study, some concordant with previous research while some otherwise, therefore are helpful to call on more academic attention to be devoted to this line of research.

Efforts are under way to bring more academic rigor to the business.

The changes are designed to introduce more academic rigour to exams for 15- and 16-year-olds amid concerns about falling standards and dumbing down since the introduction of GCSEs in the late 1980s.

In relation to attaining low-carbon societies, he [52] states that there should be more academic attention to resistance by incumbent regime actors to fundamental change than continuing to overemphasise the potential of a great many 'green' innovations.

There are more academic benefits to playing sport than stress relief, though.