Sentence examples for of academics based from inspiring English sources

The National Bureau of Economic Research, a group of academics based in Cambridge, Mass., is generally considered the official judge of the business cycle.

The Stockholm Resilience Group, a group of academics based at Stockholm University, has quantified the levels at which decline in various processes and systems accelerates precipitously and dangerously: these include climate change, biodiversity loss, bio-geochemical change, ocean acidification, conversion of wilderness to cropland, freshwater consumption and ozone depletion.

Attention has been focused on Brexit's collateral damage to universities and colleges – the loss of EU-funded research (even if short-term sticking-plaster compromises can be reached), the reduction in student applications from the rest of the EU, the jittery morale of EU academics based in Britain.

A leading association of Muslim academics based in Qatar and lead by preacher Yusuf al-Qaradawi claimed it would "stir up hatred".

A new analysis by a trio of Canadian academics based on the video game "StarCraft II", for instance, suggests that raw brainpower peaks at 24.

Children were cared for by 124 family medicine and pediatric physicians and 23 Advance Practice Nurses whose demographics are comparable to those of all non-academic based U.S. primary care physicians (AMA master file, 2002).

The school is required to pay business taxes, even though it is a non-profit organisation, and in 2016 it received just one donation of about $100 from an academic based abroad.

The second was the growth of service industries that required academic based workers as opposed to vocational ones; in order to get a slice of academic funding the vocational base was moved more towards the academic, this further reduced the practical skill based workforce.

§Thirty-one physicians responded from practices that were considered "academic" based on presence of training for residents or fellows.

As a result, the annual output of academic papers based on Bristol's children and mothers has soared.

In the 90s, she worked on a module, Making Your Experience Count, supporting students from diverse backgrounds in making claims for some kind of academic credit based on their experience of oppression, disability or community work.