It is also because scientific prestige and esteem are more or less fluid, intersubjective and contextually bound, and therefore are consequential of the politics of recognition and a range of dynamics, which can vary from field to field, from institution to institution, and from circumstance to circumstance (Wong 2016d).
I did not realize that my colleague had nominated me to an esteemed scientific academy and was checking his facts.
Soon the covers and pages of esteemed scientific journals featured images of such objects as a mouse, a finger, a lemon, a wrist and, finally, a human head.
Methane mischief: misleading commentary published in Nature A catastrophic release of the potent greenhouse gas methane in the Arctic could cause a sudden warming with massive economic consequences says a commentary published in the esteemed scientific journal Nature Wednesday.
The panic came accompanied with medical studies, research by esteemed scientific journals and lobbying from high profile lawyers.
The seven volumes of this work appeared between 1893 and 1906 and were held in high esteem as "scientific" (i.e., objective and detached) historical scholarship.
Our scientific community values and esteems expertise.
Forthright discussions of financial ties and conflicts of interest among researchers and funders are associated with public trust and public esteem of the scientific enterprise [30], [31].
Forthright reporting of financial ties and conflicts of interest of researchers is associated with public trust in and esteem for the scientific enterprise.
When neuropsychologists, such as Gur, are asked to testify, it is because they are esteemed within the field and have published scientific papers that have been meticulously vetted by other independent scientists.
