Sentence examples for paper professors from inspiring English sources

To tease out more specifics about how beauty works in the labor market, in a 1998 paper Professors Hamermesh and Biddle looked at a more homogeneous group of workers: lawyers who graduated from the same law school.

The GMC's fitness to practise hearing has heard allegations that Wakefield and the co-authors of the 1998 paper, professors John Walker-Smith and Simon Murch, acted unethically while carrying out their research.

In a recent paper, Professors Lucian Bebchuk and Robert Jackson have extended Professor Bebchuk's extreme and eccentric campaign against director-centric governance into a new realm that of the Constitution of the United States.

In his conference paper, Professor Mundell first articulated what came to be called "supply-side economics".

In another paper, Professor Cain and I found that there is evidence for both of these effects.

Commenting on the paper, Professor Eric Taylor of King's College Institute of Psychiatry, said the NHS applied "strict criteria" on ADHD diagnosis.

In a paper, Professor Erikson and Christopher Wlezien of Temple University described a forecasting model using consumer sentiment measures and leading economic indicators.

Toward the end of his paper, Professor Hsee suggests that marketers develop new specifications for their products.

On Feb. 10, just weeks after he drafted his new paper, Professor Boskin presented his results at a seminar held by the economics department of the University of California at Berkeley.

In a 1998 paper, Professor Eissa and her colleague Hillary Williamson Hoynes found that the expanded tax credit did increase married men's labor force participation.

But in a much-cited 1957 paper Professor Simon seemed to allow his own enthusiasm for artificial intelligence to run too far ahead of its more realistic possibilities.