Sentence examples for scholarly involvement from inspiring English sources

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is known for its scholarly involvement in fields like oceanography and the weather, but one program seeks to increase minority participation in the marine, environmental, and atmospheric sciences by offering internships and academic courses in these fields.

Results show that despite differing open peer review implementations, each journal retains editorial involvement in scholarly publishing.

Considered by some to be the foremost French economist of the second half of the 20th century, he brought a scholarly distance to his political involvement.

Thus, a prevailing scholarly demand for the early involvement of multiple actors including the public in the innovation process is currently expressed in concepts such as RRI or upstream engagement [2, 84, 85, 86, 87].

But it is this professor's involvement with Milgram that secures his scholarly reputation.

But Mr. Kerrey's critics have said that he placed budgetary concerns over scholarly priorities, centralized power in his office and shut out faculty members' involvement.

Almost 20 years ago, a report from the National Science Foundation (NSF 1989) stated "it is clear that the academic scientific community regards the involvement of undergraduate student majors in meaningful research and related scholarly activity with faculty members as one of the most powerful instructional tools".

She also won a Presidential Early Career Award for "scholarly work in cancer-related studies of cell growth and gene expression and involvement of undergraduate, graduate and especially minority students in the discovery process".

One continuing aspect of Hook's involvement in Marxism was the completion in 1935 of his most significant scholarly contribution to the development of Marxist thought: From Hegel to Marx.

His intimate involvement with the subject lends this history an emotional appeal usually absent from a scholarly work.

And though either parent could exert the crucial influence, scholarly studies show that it is more often the mother who sets the pace of religious involvement in the family.