Sentence examples for Prior science from inspiring English sources
In general, the program was equally beneficial for all participants, but ancillary analyses indicated added benefits with respect to task value for students with relatively lower prior science achievement during the first year of college and with respect to subsequent science course taking for males.
The course was oriented to junior, senior, and graduate students who had completed prior science coursework.
These results may reflect differences in students' scientific literacy development that are attributable to academic development, prior science learning, and student composition at different calibers of institutions.
We entered pretest content knowledge performance, pretest science attitudes, and game experience as the first and second steps to control for prior knowledge before playing the game, prior science attitudes, and individuals' game experience.
And, unlike energy conversations in prior administrations, science and the environment are expected to be an important part of the agenda.
The prior NASA Earth science missions that I had worked on (QuickSCAT/Seawinds) had a database catalog and archive that grew to 10 gigabytes after ten years of operations/extended mission – OCO's catalog and archive would eclipse 150+ terabytes within the first three months of operations.
"The prior social science suggests that we should expect measurable impacts in domestic violence-related gun fatalities, but that's something for the research community to be looking at in the years to come," he said.
With the data from prior basic science experiments and our hypothesis-generating data, sRAGE appears to hold promise not only as a biomarker for atherosclerosis prediction but also as a potential therapeutic target for the treatment and prevention of atherosclerosis and should be investigated further.
Our results are in agreement with the prior surface-science literature and the rules summarized above.
In the next section we list recipes that are based on these rules (i.e., they follow the prior surface-science literature).
The major finding from the regression analyses (limited to Emory students) is the statistically significant association between SURE participation and three outcome measures of interest in the sciences, even after controlling for prior interest in science, gender, and minority status.
