Sentence examples similar to prestige field from inspiring English sources

The trend, he suggested, could ultimately lead to lower standards for family medicine graduates, who are already in a lower-paid, lower-prestige field.

There is a common perception that publishing is more difficult in certain research fields, depending on the numbers of journals and the perceived academic prestige of that field.

"We heard from artistic directors who admitted that they're all going after the same 10 playwrights to produce their work, which is largely about getting prestige in their field," said Todd London, the chief author of the study and book, "Outrageous Fortune: The Life and Times of the New American Play".

He was responsible for instituting free and compulsory primary education, for founding public libraries, and for distributing free food to the unemployed and destitute, in addition to enhancing his country's prestige in the field of foreign relations.

It's hard to see Marcy's departure as a win, however, considering he enjoyed immense power and prestige in his field for years even though his behavior had long been an open secret.

Sage said that three senior editors and 27 additional associate editors, all "with expertise and prestige in the field" had been appointed to run the peer review process for the journal following the inquiry findings and Nayfeh's departure.

Mr. Soames, 58, who specializes in the philosophy of language and has been at Princeton since 1980, told the student newspaper, The Daily Princetonian, that he was going to teach at the University of Southern California because it was gaining prestige in his field and because he is engaged to be married and sees this as a good time for a fresh start.

Clearly, ranking nodes in the lawyers' network using different centrality metrics can reveal both effective lawyers (in terms of winning cases and claim values) and influential lawyers (in terms of recognized prestige in their field).

However, the impact of the low prestige of the field seems to be small.

The presence and support of succeeding Presidents, Board Directors and senior ISCB members, notably M. Gribskov (InCoB 2006), M. Waterman (InCoB 2006), B. Rost (InCoB 2007), T. Gaasterland (InCoB 2008), and C. Sander (InCoB 2009), had significant impact on the growth and prestige of the field in the Asia Pacific region.

But the imprint of CRI, a label enormously respected within the field, lent prestige to a composer's recording and provided assurance that it would be maintained.