Sentence examples for pattern of university from inspiring English sources

Because the study was intended to identify the usual pattern of university students' health practices and to avoid the confounding effects of seasonal holidays and the stressful period of examination time, the survey was conducted from November to December 2007, in the middle of the semester, via a self-administered questionnaire.

These years also witnessed a dramatic shift in patterns of university employment, away from faculty and towards administrators.

This paper analyzes the effect of university research centers on the productivity and collaboration patterns of university faculty.

In this paper, we measure the productivity and collaboration patterns of university researchers affiliated with a relatively large-scale and "mature" university research center to discern the effects, if any, of the center mechanism on individual scientists and engineers.

The food consumption patterns of university students are of particular concern because they also tend to skip meals frequently, eating "fast" foods and snacks.

“That money comes from the spending patterns of the university, the spending of employees, spending of the students as well as the flow of visitors.”.

In two seasons in Lubbock, after a year off following his firing at Indiana for a pattern of what the university called unacceptable behavior, Knight transformed a 9-19 team into a basketball and financial success.

Multivariate cluster analysis is used, more specifically, the Grade of Membership method, to group firms with similar characteristics and evaluate their pattern of interaction with universities and research institutes.

Chinese graduate students at Yale University protested yesterday over what they called a "pattern of discrimination" by the university.

The I.R.B. charged that these constituted unauthorized research, and suggested a pattern of "continuing noncompliance" with university and, possibly, federal policies.

Zolot and Lee both said that they felt the university and Katehi failed to make meaningful changes after the pepper-spraying and that the recent allegations of misconduct by the chancellor are part of a larger pattern of "privatization" of the university that is not in students best interests.