Sentence examples for study of faculty from inspiring English sources
However, subjective norm had no significant effect on behavioural intention in a study of faculty decisions to adopt Web 2.0 technologies by Ajjan and Hartshorne (2008).
Faculty members generally "don't feel that [unionization] impairs their educational relationship," says the author of an influential and widely cited study of faculty attitudes on five campuses with graduate unions.
To address this question, the authors used a hand-curated dataset of 2659 tenure-track computer science faculty members at 205 Ph.D.-granting departments across North America, which they had previously developed for a 2015 study of faculty hiring networks.
Students were not made aware that they were participating in a study of faculty "in" vs "out" of the room.
Finally, one study of faculty members at the University of California [ 11] found that 7.6% of investigators reported personal financial ties with sponsors of their research.
A recent qualitative study of faculty views on collaboration revealed that women appreciate the process of collaboration in and of itself, independent of the collaborative product.
In a series of studies of faculty's experiences with distance education, faculty found it difficult to manage multiple learning sites (Cook, Ley, Crawford, & Warner, 2009).
Since then, Holleman has tried to expand his work by collaborating with scientific professional societies to conduct larger scale studies of faculty morale, but the three societies he approached all turned him down.
Studies of faculty research productivity among biomedical researchers have identified a number of individual and institutional characteristics that are associated with high levels of research productivity.
Excluded from this pool were studies of faculty incivility and cross sectional survey studies that did not specifically identify the relations between hostile clinician behaviours and patient care.
Recent studies of faculty and postdoctoral fellows indicate that research productivity declines after censure by the ORI, sometimes to zero, but that many of those who commit misconduct are able to find new jobs within academia (Redman and Merz, 2008, 2013).
