Sentence examples for scholarly value of from inspiring English sources

Reese is a trustee of the Yale Library Associates, which supports the university's libraries, and so he was concerned with the scholarly value of the holdings, not just their market value.

As for the scholarly value of Rand's work, Mr Walker might just as well have adapted Edward Gibbon's famous view of Thomas Aquinas - her better ideas tend to be borrowed; the words, alas, are entirely her own.

By defining the ELSA network in terms of RRI one may avoid the cognitive problem of disagreements about the identity of ELSA as a scholarly field, but may at the same time reduce the scholarly value of ELSA.

Because no attempt has been made to evaluate the scholarly value of the material included here, the bibiliography should provide some insight into popular perceptions of the subject as well.

This passage explains the background to the Nativity: : Rather than conspicuous literary merit, the chief scholarly value of the Ormulum derives from Orm's idiosyncratic orthographical system (Treharne 2000, p. 273).

That said, the broad range of perspectives exposed through inductive analysis of participants' responses to an open-ended question in a predominantly quantitative survey (quantitative findings discussed elsewhere) represent an important series of insights, which may not have otherwise been exposed [ 45], thus highlighting the potential scholarly value of a rigorous, mixed-methods approach.

These presentations helped us reflect on the role of creativity as critical thinking, and the importance of pushing the boundaries of academic discourse to consider the scholarly values of art and literature.

Copy specific evidence in sixteenth-century books has tremendous scholarly value for the understanding of professional architectural practice in the early modern period.

Selecting publications of the greatest scholarly value for immediate treatment under this pilot project is fundamental to its success.

Another area which could be further explored and bears a scholarly value is the impact of social capital of the family of student on his career choice intent.

After 40 years, and even with the development of different metrics, citations retain a singular power as the strongest and most reliable indicator of scholarly value, reflecting the weight scholars assign to cited references.