Sentence examples for of recent academic from inspiring English sources

7 8 The topic has been a focus of recent academic meetings of HIV experts, 9 and the World Health Organization recently released a consensus statement in which using HAART for HIV prevention was identified as a top policy-relevant research question.

Judging by a lot of recent academic writing the answer is clearly yes.

It's a claim that is backed up by the hundreds of recent academic papers a quick internet search throws up.

This research update presents an aggregation and summary of recent academic literature on youth bullying.

Finally, the company hopes to make use of recent academic findings that suggests that adding small amounts of ruthenium to the ultracapacitors can increase energy storage.

It begins with a review of recent academic contributions to understanding the relationships between people, technology and nature in cities through the analysis of urban infrastructure.

On Wednesday night, federal customs agents also seized documents, files, three desk-top computers, numerous diskettes, and copies of a recent academic manuscript from the home of Taha Al-Awani and Mona AbothFassociatedassociated with the Graduate School of Islamic and Social Sciences in Leesburg, Va.

So what's Mr Will really on about?Here's the oddity of the column: it begins with a discussion of a recent academic paper in which "the authors argue that what we call 'after-birth abortion' (killing a newborn) should be permissible in all the cases where abortion is, including cases where the newborn is not disabled".

Some of the recent academic interest has been on national benefits of heat pumps, and on industrial pumps in particular [3, 8].

FURTHER TO my earlier post on the possible bursting of the higher educational bubble, here is a summary of a recent academic paper mapping out a "culturally cliterate" family law:this paper focuses on family law as a promising site for integrating cultural cliteracy into legal discourse.

Fernndez-Armesto recommends reasoned arguments, supported by evidence, instead of the shouting down and dismissiveness that have regrettably been characteristic of much recent academic discourse.