Sentence examples for robust academic from inspiring English sources

A defender of the robust academic jousting of yore, Tom takes on Wuss World.

A robust academic market for Ph.D.'s in the humanities requires a robust market for these professionals throughout the economy.

Among the spinoffs from particle physics, besides a robust academic research community, are the Web, which was invented as a tool for physicists to better communicate at CERN — the European Organization for Nuclear Research, builders of the new collider — and many modern medical imaging methods like M.R.I.'s and PET scans.

A multispecialty radiologist model is an option to build robust academic and private practices.

A model of multispecialty radiologists is a viable option to build robust academic and private radiology practices, and general radiologists are in many instances evolving to multispecialty radiologists.

It is sometimes assumed that 'best available evidence' is synonymous with methodologically robust academic research.

A full-scale repeat of the pioneering study seems unlikely – especially as to produce statistically robust, academic-quality results would likely still require the recruitment and use of extensive on-the-ground research interviews, gaining none of the benefit of technological advances in the meantime.

Welcome to England, Louis, land of the barrack-room hierarchy where the ability to think on your feet and read the game has always suffered in the face of a more robust, less academic culture.

The ACR paper, "General Radiologist in the 21st century", presented a new model of multispecialty radiologists as an exciting and viable option to help build robust future academic and private radiology practices, which was, however, not well received by general radiologists [4, 5].

He joined Pace Institute as assistant dean in 1947 and was named president of Pace College in 1960, at the onset of a period of robust physical and academic growth.

"It will ensure that the threat of libel proceedings is not used to frustrate robust scientific and academic debate, or to impede responsible investigative journalism".