The participants responded to pertinent academic questions, with an efficient completion time.
Scientific, Ethical, Social, and Policy Responses to Maternal Serum Cell-free Fetal DNA Testing', jointly hosted by the Stanford University School of Medicine and Stanford Law School in May 2010, and pertinent academic literature on cffDNA testing, related technologies, and surrounding ethical, legal, and social implications [ 16].
Because what is happening now is extremely pertinent to academic freedom, freedom of speech more broadly, and how we treat each other as allegedly civilised human beings.
It's an existential question that's becoming more pertinent as academics, media firms and "hacks" themselves grapple with an increasingly foggy landscape where ordinary citizens, technological advances, and the general context take on dizzying proportions on a non-stop treadmill.
This question is addressed through an analysis of policy or policy-related documents and academic literature pertinent to each policy framing with some assessment of policy practice.
Each traveler received a kit containing folders for each college with driving directions, admissions building map, pertinent college data, areas of academic excellence, bios of each teacher who had agreed to meet with Teke, and, natch, the Starbucks map.
This tendency makes closer academic scrutiny highly pertinent.
Weber's vocational statement however underscores my deep dilemma for the Bandung project: whilst I aim to promote an inclusive, diverse and peaceable culture pertinent to the ethics of academic pacifism (Wong 2013), as a journal editor and a scientific practitioner operating on the ground-level, we need to be critically realistic.
The association between working memory and academic achievement is particularly pertinent in the VPT/EPT population as it is well established that these children perform poorer on measures of basic academic skills, have elevated rates of academic underachievement and grade retention, and use more educational remediation services than term born children [ 4, 23, 24].
From an academic perspective, it then becomes pertinent to tease out the relationship between the academic critique of humanitarian innovation as an enabler of a neoliberal market turn and the humanitarian industry's appropriation of this critique to protect its own interests.
After her mother disappears and her father -- a failed academic who flaunts his "quoting voice" whenever pertinent -- is caught rummaging through Iris's belongings on more than one occasion, the sisters flee to Hollywood, where glib, glittering Iris pursues a Hollywood career and Eva bums around reading and cooking cheap meals.
