Sentence examples for STEM areas from inspiring English sources
Given the short timeframe for addressing the STEM deficit, programs that engage youth in structured, high-quality after-school programming that excite youth about STEM areas through consistent, mentored activities while also training STEM undergraduates in career readiness skills have the best chance to make immediate impact as well as establish and maintain a competitive pipeline in STEM.
Policy leaders in ADEC are creating partnerships with large international businesses and organizations to recruit more teachers in STEM areas with the goal of engaging and advancing more students, expanding career opportunities for students, and creating future STEM innovations.
The more female role models we present in a diverse range of STEM areas, the better chance we have of recruiting more women in the sector.
Steve Robinson, a former education adviser to the President, told me, "The Republicans have been opposed to pretty much everything Obama has done, but less opposed to things in the stem areas".
The gender gap in the so-called STEM areas — science, technology, engineering, and math — had held steady for the past twenty years but is now increasing "at a significant and alarming rate," according to a recent study by STEM Connector.
The researchers speculated that, because of damage to the man's frontal lobe, thalamus, and brain stem — areas involved in regulating arousal — the nerve signals in his brain were muted.
Colleges for women graduate students in all areas of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) typically with hands-on experience in their STEM area of interest.
Fig. 4 Relationship between reduction of diameter growth and ratio of wound size to stem area.
The resulting plant area index values were adjusted with ancillary stem area data to estimate LAI.
Basal area was calculated as the sum per hectare of cross-sectional stem area at breast height (Table 2).
Where RDG is the reduction of diameter growth and RWS is the ratio of wound size to stem area.
