Sentence examples for produce academic from inspiring English sources

Although think tanks do normally recruit experts and provide policy analysis, they often recycle rather than produce academic knowledge.

Although tenure is supposed to produce academic freedom, what it too often produces, according to Carlin, is arrogance.

Drafted by the science ministry, the bill would make it a crime to produce academic works "for another party who wants to use the work to achieve an official educational degree or to get credit for promotion in academia".

Contract cheating occurs when a student procures a third party (who knows about and benefits from the transaction) to produce academic work (that is usually, but not always assessable work) that the student then submits to an educational institution as if it were their own.

Can any of these measures that evaluate "quality" produce academic excellence?

It is quite complicated and requires some study, but is a powerful way to produce academic work.

Moreover, practicality should not be the sole criterion by which core knowledge is judged; a medical training system cannot succeed by simply cloning service-based doctors, but must also produce academics, researchers, visionaries and leaders able to develop the service infrastructure [ 29].

More importantly we avoided producing academic tomes about the plight of LGB people that would simply be used to prop up wonky desks in MPs' offices.

A lecturer at Exeter and St Andrews universities, he has produced academic papers and articles for the media, including the Guardian and the New Statesman as he continued to argue that the government and police should work with Muslim groups to prevent terrorism.

The desert base in that case would be having produced academic work of high quality.

Augustana ranks sixth in the nation among all divisions in producing Academic All-Americans, following MIT as second among Division III schools with 146 Academic All-Americans in total.