Sentence examples for scholarly conversations from inspiring English sources

And Professor Downs makes no bones about wanting to place health issues at the center of multiple scholarly conversations about the war and its aftermath.

Fewer graduate students means smaller departments, which means smaller graduating cohorts, fewer enriching scholarly conversations, less mental muscle, and, most importantly, smaller poker games.

But in the wake of this devastating news, most of our scholarly conversations seemed abstract and out of touch.

I think often, when we talk about drugs, especially outside of scholarly conversations, there is this split between, are we talking about prescription drugs, prescription medications, and the political economy of healthcare in our country, or in our society?

Moreover, the mechanism it uses to track and correlate article versions and updates enhances and opens scholarly conversations.

Over the past several years, at conferences, on websites, and in scholarly conversations, I increasingly have heard common use of the phrase "what works" in referring to the primary goals of undergraduate biology education reform.

So far, though, most scholarly conversation about these issues has been "piecemeal," said Andrew Maynard, chief science adviser for the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington.

In response to the objection that such actions violate the academic freedom of Israeli academics by singling them out for exclusion from the scholarly conversation for which they were trained (thereby making them into second-class academic citizens), boycott supporters make two points that are somewhat in tension.

But singly or collectively these answers don't quite add up, don't account for the intensity of the feelings, don't explain why, for example, some academics boycott Israeli professors and require them to renounce the policies of their government as the price of entry into the scholarly conversation.

In this article we seek to contribute to the ongoing scholarly conversation about the impacts of medical tourism on health systems, their workers, and their local users (e.g. [ 10, 42– 44]) by documenting and critically assessing the planning and perceptions surrounding the development of medical tourism in the Caribbean country of Jamaica.

The Scholarly Communication Interest Group of the New England Chapter of the Association of College and Research Libraries sponsored a workshop titled "Partnering with Faculty: Scholarly Communication Conversations," held on July 29 , 2010 at the Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering in Needham, Massachusetts.