Sentence examples for neglected academic from inspiring English sources

Research and academic developments in the field of musculoskeletal pain are led by a range of health professionals, from physiotherapists and chiropractors to rheumatologists and psychologists, and musculoskeletal pain is a relatively neglected academic area for general practice despite its substantial impact on the workload of GPs.

There is no question that in these times of testing literacy and mathematics, the neglected academic subjects — art, music and history — should be given due attention during summer school.

In the wake of the scandal, editors of Totalitarianism and Democracy have apologised for "neglecting academic due diligence" by allowing the piece to be published.

It would not be possible to grasp the health care system integrally by neglecting academic research in the life sciences.

Zia envisions a future in which his son devotes all his time to bridge, neglecting academics but becoming the world's greatest player and outshining his dad.

By understanding neglected futures, academic and political discourse can contribute, e.g., also in cooperation with pressure groups, to resistance to restriction and a fight for the freedoms to choose relevant futures – future lives people have reasons to value.

NO ONE could claim that the history of warfare has been neglected by academics.

The subject has been rather neglected by academics, but Vinen fills the gap brilliantly.

Until now, the subject has been rather neglected by academics, not least because sociologists took oddly little interest in the armed forces.

Part of the reason her work was lost was that while Loden's film-making credentials were never in doubt, her singular portrait of Wanda was neglected by academics and cinema theorists.

If you neglect the academic aspect, people don't realise their full potential, and that's still our fundamental job.