Sentence examples for scholarship derived from inspiring English sources

There has been increasing interest among medical educators about the need for human subjects protections for faculty scholarship derived from student assessment and curriculum evaluations activities.

Tomkowiak and Gunderson [ 1] recently mused how many medical educators were aware that scholarship derived from the evaluation of a curricular innovation could be considered research subject to federal human research standards and governance?

In all of this work, the strength of Wood's scholarship derives from qualities of caution, balance and restraint that are uniquely his own.

Palmer [ 21] defines clinical scholarship as the integration of theoretical and experiential knowledge, that is, it encompasses the knowledge and learning derived from the analytical observation of clients and patients (p318).

This study develops and applies a framework (derived from recent scholarship on adaptation) for assessing the perceptions of forest management practitioners about issues, challenges, and factors that they consider important relative to their potential to contribute to climate change adaptation.

This study describes a pilot survey of faculty involved in medical education, and focuses on their understanding of IRB policies at their institutions related to the use of student information derived from assessment and evaluation activities for scholarship.

Much of the modern tradition of scholarship used to regard Kant's laws of mechanics as derived from, or even identical with, Newton's three laws in the Principia.

Western scholarship of the Great Wall was, until recently, affected by misconceptions derived from traditional accounts of the Wall.

Synergy effects are derived from other DAAD initiatives, including the promotion of scholarships, German language programs (with the objective of introducing a TOEFL-test equivalent for proficiency in German as a foreign language), and guest professor programs.

This is an unapologetically orthodox account, largely derived from the standard sources and without the benefit of some of the latest scholarship.

The study combined empirical data and programme-level theory 14, 15 derived from evidence-based guidance to gain insights into the relatively new field of scholarship of improvement at scale in general practice.