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• This was particularly evident among the academically weaker students.

• Populist strategies for disseminating scientific values clashed with control by academically educated experts.

• They knew and accepted the priority given to what was sometimes called "academically inferior" commercial work.

• Historians have for long tried to produce work that is at once academically respectable and popular.

• The findings showed that students who were not performing well academically were not skilled at resolving anaphors.

• The proliferation of fingerprint bureaus in every local law enforcement agency had the effect of quickly outnumbering academically trained scientists.

• Students anticipated considerably less stringent parental repercussions on discoveries of their substance use compared to rudeness to others, academically disengaged behaviors, or delinquent acts.

• Perhaps the findings suggest broader, generic sources of importance (in fact, academically non-marginalizing?) in the lives of males versus females.

• The scarcity of good professors is a recurring reason behind their inability to develop academically.

• These promotional programs are aimed at increasing the number of academically qualified women.

• However, an academically well-written ethical analysis may be completely incomprehensible to nonethicists and have no impact on the practical implementation of the technology.

• They have chosen to focus their energies academically.

• The field will continue to grow academically, professionally, socially, and politically.

• Bioethics rightly does not accept authoritarian claims, but bioethical analysis and criticism itself must be responsible and academically sound.

• This model provides the academically prepared teacher an immediate advantage over the inexperienced, non-professional teacher.