Sentence examples for more institutional recognition from inspiring English sources

Users and Researcher-Users combined felt they had more institutional recognition, but also more concerns about research quality, than Researchers (Figure 9).

But university faculty are generally afforded more institutional recognition as experts in their field, which gives them more clout to set the student agenda.

This difficulty in even simply identifying postdocs accentuated the needs for a more formal institutional recognition of the postdoctoral community and the establishment of an organization that could address postdoc concerns.

Increased institutional recognition of teaching contributions and more open involvement of clinical trainers in communications concerning curriculum development and delivery could provide relatively simple and inexpensive enhancements to the engagement and perceived value of clinical educators in secondary care.

He played a long game, aimed at securing art-historical, institutional recognition for his artists.

On returning to the stage, he was given almost institutional recognition.

"It's more institutional than personal," Vázquez said.

"People won't accept any more institutional limbo," Bustinduy said.

Many more institutional shareholders are already voting as a result.

"But if more institutional investors had been more active, maybe things would have been different".

Other reasons are more institutional.